Argyllshire Advertiser - 2022-05-20

• Lochgilphe­ad pharmacist meets Prince of Wales
• Ben Cruachan plans unveil first power plant in 40 years
• Potential 900 jobs in the pipeline during six-year constructi­on phase
• Battle to decroft house plot is ‘making family ill’
• Islay’s 11th distillery named
• Tarbert Regatta replaces Scottish Series due to lack of qualified volunteers
• Consultati­on begins on national park status for Argyll’s seascape area
• Port Ann caravan site ‘could reduce layby camping’
• Go green in the garden
• Church goes back to roots to help provide fruit and veg for community
• SEPA seeks feedback on new nationwide flood forecast service
• Islay sets sights on achieving carbon neutral status by 2040
• Teacher helps Holocaust survivor share his story
• Celebratin­g Argyll’s ‘The Queen of Gaelic Song’: Jessie MacLachlan
• The Monster of Argyll joins the Queen’s Jubilee tree ring
• Additional support needs shortfall
• Regatta confusion
• HELENSBURG­H
• Thought for the Week
• FETCHA CHOCOLATES
• NUMERO DIX HAIR SALON
• Job seekers in the driving seat as salaries increase
• A stitch in time keeps accessorie­s business on track
• ACKNOWLEDG­EMENTS
• First final in 35 years for Glasgow Mid Argyll
• Athletes race to Kintyre for return of full-scale MOKRun
• Kilchoman Islay Open welcomes 155 players
• Awards for Mid Argyll’s stand-out rugby players

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