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‘The last 12 months have demonstrated how important outdoor recreation is for our physical and mental wellbeing and as things start to ease it will play an important role in our economic recovery, particularly in rural areas.’
Dunadd Community Council raised concerns that noise was ‘often excessive.’ Other villagers have complained, among other things, that the current noise levels from the quarry were already far too high and could be heard heard inside homes.
Major news on meeting indoors, cafes, pubs and tourism reopening. Plus the list of what can open from Monday.
‘There are clear similarities between the services that liveArgyll offers and those which are delivered by Community Learning and Development’
The film will highlight the hidden mental health issues which exist within the farming and wider agricultural industry to a wide range of audiences
‘These sessions have been very positively received and we are delighted to now be rolling this out across the authority’
‘We have already made some significant changes that would have been unthinkable a year ago by cancelling all shoreside events and not hosting any food or race office facilities ashore this year’
With Covid precautions in place, bowlers are returning to the greens in time for spring
From sunshine to hail, they saw the lot – and could only laugh as the ball collected a coating of hail on the way to the hole
Bob was the only one in his group to move on to weekend play, his opening-day 74 combining with yesterday’s score leaving him at even par for the Tournament.
Mixed weather, mixed golf and a new flag as season tees off
Athletes ran the standard eight-mile race or a five-kilometre fun run in their home areas, before submitting proof of their times
The course has seen a huge amount of work take place over the past six weeks, with a hardy band of dedicated volunteers seeing to a whole host of tasks
Covid-19 guidelines and contact tracing are in place and all players, parents and carers are asked to follow the rules, socially distance and support the volunteer coaches
‘We hope as many visitors to Cowal as possible will take this opportunity to step in the footsteps of ancient pilgrims and travellers, enjoy the wonderful scenery of Argyll and explore fascinating sites of genuine spiritual and religious importance’
‘Walking is key to leading a happy and healthy life. As we move into spring there is no better time to incorporate it into your family routine’
Family history research reveals tragedy, sacrifice and echoes of the past
Brush off those winter cobwebs, months of restrictions and step into spring
Plenty of jobs to be getting on with ahead of a year of sowing, planting and harvesting
Is doubt a weakness? Or is it simply an opportunity, a space, a fertile ground in which faith might grow and ultimately blossom?
