ArticleColin plays a round on Gigha
Scottish golfing legend Colin Montgomery, pictured above with islander Ben Bannatyne, kept his hand in with a round at Gigha’s nine-hole course during a cruise which saw him land on the island.
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Machrihanish Airbase Community Company says it has not been identified as a location for housing asylum seekers. Rumours had circulated after work started on refurbishing an accommodation block at the former RAF site.
Scottish golfing legend Colin Montgomery, pictured above with islander Ben Bannatyne, kept his hand in with a round at Gigha’s nine-hole course during a cruise which saw him land on the island.
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Rumours that accommodation at the former RAF Machrihanish site is being refurbished to house refugees or asylum seekers have been addressed by the community-owned company which operates the business park, writes Hannah...