Campbeltown Courier - 2022-03-11

• FIGHTING FOR PEACE
• Man tells police: ‘I’m not going to make this easy for you’
• Warning as Covid spreads throughout communitie­s
• Be of good behaviour, says sheriff
• Defective tyres
• First donations for Ukraine’s refugees leave Kintyre hub
• Say hello to Kintyre’s stop smoking specialist­s
• Slowing down in the Meadows
• Young learners’ to have a say on education reforms
• Mica gets the chop for charities
• Dalintober Primary School pupils fly Eco-Schools flag for climate action
• TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Friday March 14, 1997
• TEN YEARS AGO Friday March 9, 2012
• FIFTY YEARS AGO Thursday March 9, 1972
• SEVENTY YEARS AGO Thursday March 13, 1952
• Peat and Diesel fire up sell-out Tarbert
• Celebrate MACC birthday with frolic
• Cyclist Mark Beaumont supports Dambusters Ride
• What’s new at Campbeltow­n Picture House?
• Pupils in West Kintyre get animated about film
• Cowal Gathering returns to stadium
• Almost £20k raised for Mairi Semple in 2021 despite Covid
• U3A choir returns to music in fine voice
• Cancer ‘ticking timebomb’
• Wrestler Iona Sky takes down London LoveLust
• Commitment to my community
• Expensive books dumped
• Indomitabl­e spirit
• Press policy
• Artist Hyman Shapiro
• Thanks to paramedics
• Funding for Bowmore enhancemen­ts
• Win for Islay school at prestigiou­s film awards
• Wind farm fund open for applicatio­ns
• Sustainabl­e farming move is ‘a step in the right direction’
• Ploughing match marches on
• Argyll and Bute trainees scoop top industry awards
• Defeat tough to take for Pupils reduced to 10 men
• Active Campbeltow­n pupils in Strava challenge
• Pupils U17s return home to Kintyre with a well-earned point
• Maiden victory for 14-year-old Jake

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