Campbeltown Courier - 12 Sep 2025
LEVY IS A£48M GAMBLE
Whisky lovers in high spirits
Racers feel the need for speed: P8
WE STAND BY UKRAINE FRIENDS GEARING UP FOR MUNICH ADVENTURE:
Gigha games project clears the final hurdle
Resilience project aims to weather the storm
Co-op shoplifting
Megastore fraud
Vehicle vandalised
WE SIMPLY DO NOT WANT LEVY
Dob in the dog foulers
Hearing date set in unfair pay claims
Campbeltown Motor Company shows off the Peugeot 208 GT Premium: Luxury, Innovation, and Efficiency Combined
Veterans celebrate birthday
Traffic management ‘embarrassing’
MASTERS OF DISASTRA
Weekend of celebration
THE SPEED DEMONS
Enthusiasts in high spirits
Season starts with floral fun
THE TIPPING POINT
Helping business thrive
Over 6,000 Argyll residents are on new disability payment
Empty homes back into use
TEN YEARS AGO
Friday September 11 2015 Timely boost for town hall clock fund
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Thursday September 18 1975 Campbeltown smash and grab raid
TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO Friday September 15 2000 Sir Paul digs deep to help save cinema
Fuel pumps run dry
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO Saturday September 19 1925 Football news
Harvest going splendidly
Battle of Britain 85th anniversary
Finding meaning in life’s journey
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK
A levy on livelihoods?
Press policy
BROODY BRILLIANT
SKILLS AWARDS
Rural support
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HOWARTH
DEATHS
Dunaverty golfers brave blustery conditions for RNLI
McLachlan’s team takes Glen Scotia Fours title
Makeshift Pupils side falls to Giffnock
Wee Joe Memorial Shield raises £500
Kintyre’s swimmers dive into new season
SCOTTISH FIELD
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