Hannah O'Hanlon

Argyll and Bute Council has secured more than £117,000 to support Gaelic learning, community activities and development work across the area.

Carradale ultra-runner Marlene Baillie’s fundraising efforts have raised an impressive £5,000 following a community coffee morning.

Campbeltown Bowling Club president Lorraine Brodie got the better of her younger sister and vice-president Susan Gilchrist to claim the club’s 2026 ladies’ championship.

About 60 people gathered in glorious sunshine last Saturday to celebrate the official opening of the new Dal an Duie Field in Glenbarr.

A number of incidents across Kintyre and Islay saw police deal with assaults, disorder and a driving offence.

Campbeltown Library will host two free cultural events later this month, offering the chance to see works from the Argyll Collection and meet Edinburgh author David Munro.

Two new orthotists have joined Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) as part of the development of a locally-delivered orthotics service.

There are plenty of reasons why living in a small town is not for everyone – privacy can sometimes feel in short supply and, here in Kintyre, getting almost anywhere else is rarely straightforward.

Badminton players young and old will be back on court next week as Campbeltown and District Badminton Club gets its new season under way.

People from across Kintyre gathered at Glenbarr for a woodland wellbeing day aimed at supporting recovery from drug and alcohol problems.