Campbeltown Courier - 2020-09-18

• Digital discovery app puts Campbeltow­n on the map
• Calls for urgency after latest landslide at Rest
• Step forward for Gateway to Gigha project after £600k grant
• Housing associatio­n’s U-turn over communal seating
• Council puts plans in place to deal with winter hazards
• ALIenergy aims to help families affected by fuel poverty
• Dual purpose vehicles to fight flood and snow
• Register fishing vessels by end of 2020 to export catch
• Scottish fiscal deficit overstated
• Beware of Test and Protect scams
• Proceeds from ‘boyhood memories’ booklet donated to charity
• Mileage drops by 90 per cent as council staff work from home
• Funding in place to alleviate timber transport pressures
• Could ‘glass imploder’ solve Argyll’s recycling problems?
• £15 million funding to save Scotland’s cultural venues
• Air ambulance charity calls for patients’ stories
• Valerie and David get on their bikes for charity
• Capital funding of up to £20,000 for farmers ’ going green’
• Around the markets
• New managers at two Islay distilleri­es
• Thought for the Week
• Pony club bounces back with beach rainbow ride

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