Argyllshire Advertiser - 2021-04-02

• Inveraray parking fees threaten Covid recovery
• Cameron scoops top award
• Registrar Shona retires after 32 years
• Good food, great idea in Mid Argyll
• Council decides how to spend extra roads reconstruc­tion cash
• MacLeod’s in running for national constructi­on award
• Almost two thirds vaccinated in Argyll
• Crinan Canal autism on water festival to set sail
• Council introduces fees for electric vehicle charging
• GRAB an environmen­tally-friendly chocolate Easter egg
• Isolated by unreliable A83
• Reward NHS workers
• CalMac community fund boosts west coast groups
• First Highland games of the 2021 season cancelled
• Dunoon’s arts and crafter Ailsa is a Young Scot Enterprise finalist
• Thought for the Week
• In fine (over-)condition for spring
• Care in your community
• Dog attack bill hailed as ‘a big step forward’
• Come to church this Easter
• Keeping active via school challenge

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