Community spirit saves the day after Screen Machine failure
Arran resilience came to the fore last weekend to save the films on show at the Screen Machine in Brodick.
Arran resilience came to the fore last weekend to save the films on show at the Screen Machine in Brodick.
COAST were proud recipients of a Highly Commended award, for championing the efforts of the local community to protect vital seabed habitats and creatures in collaboration with researchers, fishermen and businesses on Arran and the wider Clyde.
The organisers of Arran Pride have been shortlisted for a Gaydio Pride award in the Grassroots Pride of the Year category.
DID you know that hundreds of people turn to the Argyll and Bute Citizens Advice Bureau (ABCAB) for support each month? Demand for this vital service has never been greater, so the bureau is looking for anyone who is interested in serving his or her community to join as a volunteer Generalist Adviser.
The local MSP was nominated for the Donald Dewar Debater of the Year award at the Herald’s Scottish Politician Of The Year Awards 2023, which was held at Prestonfield House last week.
Staring on Thursday December 7 until Saturday December 9, with an additional matinee show at 2pm on Saturday, the show is billed to be enormously entertaining and good fun.
A drop-in information day was held last Saturday surround the proposal for a new community facility in Lamlash.
The campaign is aimed at families, couples and individuals in communities which are struggling through the cost-of-living crisis which can be exacerbated by the social and financial demands of Christmas and New Year.
Colin is the author of Witness to War and he punctuated his talk with a wide ranging collection of memories and photos of the war from an Arran perspective.
Following a long campaign calling for far-reaching changes to Freedom of Information (FOI) laws, Scottish Labour MSP Katy Clark is set to lodge her members bill which has been described as the most significant reform of FOI legislation in the history of devolution.
Staff and management of NHS Ayrshire and Arran have pledged to help raise awareness of gender-based violence as part of the 16 Days of Action campaign.
The meeting will take place this Sunday December 3, from 2-4pm at Ormidale Pavillion in Brodick. All are welcome and tea and coffee will be available.
Girls from Arran High School did the island proud when they recently took part in the Spar 7s football tournament in Kilwinning, narrowly missing out on a place at the regional finals.
A Women’s West District 4th Division hockey match between Arran Hockey Club and Glasgow University Vs had to be called off after the pitch at Pollock Park froze over.
Elizabeth Ross and Brian Sherwood received the ladies and gents championship trophies at the Blackwaterfoot Bowling Club’s AGM, dinner and prizegiving at the Crows Nest restaurant at Shiskine Golf Club.
Arran travelled to Glasgow last Saturday to play a young GHK IV team at Old Anniesland. In spite of the pouring rain spirits were high, and the squad of 12 players were keen to get on the pitch after the previous week’s cancellation.
Christmas came early to Lamlash last weekend with a splendid craft market held at Arran High School.
The National Trust for Scotland is urging visitors to experience the special places in its care this winter in Ayrshire and Arran, with a variety of activities and family events on offer to help create treasured memories with loved ones this festive period and into the new year.