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  • 1 week ago | argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish

    A NEW exhibition celebrating the beauty and versatility of watercolour painting is now open at Dunoon Burgh Hall. ‘The Colour of Water’brings together the work of three Cowal-based artists — Louise Day, Jackie Stevenson RSW, and Catriona Henderson Darroch — each offering a unique perspective inspired by the landscapes and natural forms of Argyll.

  • 1 week ago | argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish

    A MUCH-LOVED local landmark has been given a fresh lease of life. Ardentinny Outdoor Centre, nestled on the banks of Loch Long, has long been a cherished destination for school groups, youth organisations, and nature lovers since it first opened in 1973. Now, thanks to a substantial grant from the Scottish Government’s Community Led Local Development Fund—administered by Argyll and Bute Council—the centre is thriving once again.

  • 1 week ago | argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish

    A NEW push is under way in Cowal to ensure local communities benefit directly from renewable energy developments in the region — and residents are being urged to play their part. Cowal Community Energy (CCE), working in partnership with Community Energy Scotland (CES), is calling on development trusts across the peninsula to support a growing movement towards community ownership of renewable energy projects.

  • 2 weeks ago | argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish

    DUNOON ARGYLL Pipe Band and Dunoon Grammar School Pipe Band travelled over to Gourock Games in Battery Park on Sunday for the first competition of the season. Dunoon Argyll’s drum corps came first, and the bandsecondoverallinGrade 4b. A band spokesperson said: “It is good to see the hard work put in over the winter paying off. Also a prize for the two new drummers who joined us over the winter, in their first outing with the band.”

  • 2 weeks ago | argyllbute24.co.uk | Gordon Neish

    NINE TALENTED athletes from Cowal Dance and Fitness returned home triumphant after a fantastic weekend at the Scottish Baton Twirling Championships, held at the Oriam in Edinburgh on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th May. The team achieved an impressive haul of medals, trophies, and “all catch” certificates, celebrating both personal bests and national titles.

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