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Some of the 48,834 fish which Mowi have confirmed to have escaped after the farm became detached from its sea bed anchors have been washed ashore at beaches on Arran and Carradale and some have already been caught by anglers in rivers across Loch Lomond, Ayrshire, Clyde and Argyll.
The first episode of the Captain Bobo series will be broadcast at 3.30pm on Thursday September 24 at Arransound.com with a new episode every week until Thursday November 26.
The Protect Scotland app from NHS Scotland’s Test and Protect is a free, mobile phone app designed to help reduce the spread of coronavirus and avoid further lockdowns by employing electronic tracing measures.
Customers are being encouraged to make reservations online, as it is expected that both the website and phone lines will be busier than usual at first and a queuing system will be used during high demand.
If you have any concerns, you can always hang up and call back on the official number (0800 030 8012), ideally from another phone or after waiting to make sure the line is clear.
This Scotland-wide project seeks to get a fuller understanding of parent and carer’s experience when a sick child requires a short admission to hospital. The research team is keen to hear the experiences of parents and carers in Ayrshire and Arran.
These appointments, including colonoscopy, will now be restarted but with a number of processes in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff.
The email appeared legitimate with GOV.UK headers and applicable reference numbers, including a threat that there would be a penalty if the vehicle was not taxed, along with a penalty for late payment.
Eco Savvy are very pleased to announce that their community shop in Whiting Bay, will reopen on Thursday September 17 at 10.30am.
Arran Junior Triathlon Club (AJTC) – a club big on team spirit, strength and success – is inviting all young people interested in the sport to come and give various triathlon activities a go at their Come and Tri! event on Sunday September 13.
Harry received the offer from Sharon Graham, principal of GAMTA, who decided to offer Harry the exciting opportunity due to his ‘aptitude and dedication,’ adding that they ‘hope to see him go very far.’
Opening hours along with charges and changes to the facilities are all available on the Auchrannie website at http://www.auchrannie.co.uk/
Nan McMurdo died on July 12, after a long and debilitating illness which had confined her to a wheelchair for the last 40 years. Nan was born and bred in the Ayrshire village of New Cumnock and later moved to neighbouring Cumnock, where she and husband Ian raised their family.
