Campbeltown Courier - 2018-05-04

• Earth moves for residents after quake hits twice
• Council begs ministers to avoid care cuts
• New school will get results, says council education boss
• Newsman entertains at Rotary’s charter dinner
• Dalintober primary strikes gold
• Campbeltow­n salute as ‘Chris Walks the UK’
• CalMac is ‘fully committed’ to Campbeltow­n service
• Inheritanc­e tax is a ‘Marmite’ tax
• Local authoritie­s need to tackle loneliness
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Bringing Argyll to the world
• Why I love Argyll
• Kintyre talents raise cash for brass
• Carradale Music Festival’s dazzling debut
• Pebble artist thinks Wee Toon rocks
• Crafting group’s tribute to a ‘brave’ member
• Creamery workers need answers, demands MSP
• Rosary on the coast lands in Dunaverty
• Mystery of the model boat deepens
• Thought for the Week
• The Gigha Challenge will take a break next year
• Pupils perform at Oban festival
• Good ‘home’ win for young Pupils

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