Campbeltown Courier - 10 Okt 2025
FOUR IN A BLOW
New school kit will help to save lives: P3
STUDY FINDS OLDER PEOPLE’S INDEPENDENCE IS UNDER THREAT:
Call for transparency
Bad night for stranded bus
A ‘DIABOLICAL TRAVESTY’
Pupil wellbeing donation
Historian named Kintyre project patron
United Campbeltown churches offer a week of free family holiday fun
Transport and information gaps can threaten older people’s independence
Back to the old school
Animated model pupils
VOICES UNITE
The Boathouse goes on the market
FLOWER FESTIVAL STRIKES A CHORD
Downward trend in P1 milestones
Visitor levy pause welcomed
Plans to tackle poverty tabled
Research targets drop in working age households
Plastics ban petition rejected
MEMORY LANE
FIFTY YEARS AGO
Thursday October 9 1975 Antiquarians visit Glen Shira
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Friday October 13 2000 Hopes remain high for Kintyre wind farm jobs
ONE-HUNDRED YEARS AGO Saturday October 10 1925 Whisky ‘captured’
Local winners at Mòd
Trial speed limit questioned
A serious question
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE WEEK
Ferry frustrating
Press policy
KEEPING IT LOCAL
Motion to validate work of coastal conservation group
All the right oats
‘Farmers have become easy targets’
Faulty pump blamed for flooded pavilion
AQUATHLON STARS SHINE
Little dippers make a splash
High quality of play praised
Football: Match postponed
SCRAMBLE CHAOS AT DUNAVERTY
SCOTTISH FIELD NOVEMBER
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