Carols for Christmas
The Island Carol Service proved another huge success and kicked off the festive season in style when it was held for the second time on Monday night.
The Island Carol Service proved another huge success and kicked off the festive season in style when it was held for the second time on Monday night.
Pupils from all of Arran’s seven primary schools impressed with their traditional dancing skills at the annual Scottish Dance Festival held at Whiting Bay Hall last week.
Youth groups on Arran are to share a windfall of more than £6,000.
Whiting Bay Village Hall was transformed into a winter wonderland last Saturday for their annual Christmas market.
Montrose House had some very special young visitors last week. Pupils from Kilmory early years dropped in at the Brodick care home to meet some of the residents they had sent a postcard too.
Nine adults and four children braved the dreich weather to take part in the Arran Beach Buddies beach clean at Blackwaterfoot beach on the weekend.
Volunteers are being invited to take part in an Arran Ranger Service initiative aimed at reforesting large swathes of land in Glen Rosa.
The second annual Island Carol Service will take place at Brodick Church at 7.30pm on Monday December 2 which is expected to be as popular as ever.