Argyllshire Advertiser - 2023-04-28

• Kilmartin villagers demand ‘twenty’s plenty’ speed limit
• Quintuplet lambs born on Islay farm
• ‘Lifeline’ Skipness road remains in deep trouble
• Tea parties to street parties planned for King’s coronation
• A thousand designs to fly coronation flag
• Celebratio­ns boosted by Lottery funding
• Ukraine fundraisin­g efforts continue apace in Mid Argyll
• Councillor’s Column
• MOJO favourites are a hit in Ayr too
• Trust’s village supports a ‘springboar­d’ to success
• Wind farm applicant to run drop-in sessions
• TWENTY YEARS AGO Friday April 25, 2003
• Final tower laid on electricit­y project
• New CalMac ticketing system delayed as disruption­s continue
• Plans submitted to build more housing on Islay
• Rewilding project given cash boost
• Argyll appoints first virtual head teacher
• Family fun day is a real hoot
• Around the markets
• NFUS names its 11th chief executive in 110-year history
• Group Marketing Manager
• Conflict’s human cost
• CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE FOR ADVERTISEM­ENTS
• ACKNOWLEDG­EMENTS
• Mowi South Division 2
• Dalriada kicks off busy rugby weekend

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