Social media

Argyll and Bute Council Social Media Sites.

Facebook

'Like' us on Facebook >
Like us to keep up to date with the latest council news and events

Weathering the storm >
Like us to keep up to date with the latest severe weather alerts in Argyll and Bute

Early Years on Facebook >
Like us to keep up to date with the latest news from Early Years

Business Gateway on Facebook >
Like us for practical help, advice and support for new and growing businesses in Argyll and Bute

Trading Standards on Facebook >
Like us to keep up to date with the latest news from Trading Standards

Gaelic Forum on Facebook >
Like us to keep up to date with the latest Gaelic news

Argyll and Bute Civil Ceremonies >
Ideas and inspiration for your special day in Argyll and Bute

Twitter

Follow us on Twitter >
Follow us for Council news and updates

Follow Early Years on Twitter >
Follow us to get the latest news from Early Years

Follow our planning service on Twitter >
Follow us for the latest planning news in Argyll and Bute

Other

Follow us on Instagram >
See stunning photographs from across Argyll and BUte.

Watch Council videos >
Subscribe to Council videos on YouTube.

View the Council photostream on Flickr >
View photographs from the council archives.

Guidance for use of council social media sites

Argyll and Bute Council welcomes constructive comments about the services we deliver and we believe that our customers have the right to be heard.

To ensure that our social media sites are used to the benefit of everyone, we reserve the right to remove any contributions or block accounts that break the following rules or guidelines.

If you are using our social media sites please:

  • Be civil and relevant.
  • Do not post messages that are unlawful, libellous, harassing, defamatory, abusive, threatening, obscene, sexually oriented or racially offensive.
  • Do not swear
  • Do not post content from elsewhere for which you do not own the copyright.
  • Do not post the same message, or similar messages, more than once (also called ‘spamming’)
  • Do not publicise your, or anyone else’s, personal information, such as contact details.
  • Do not advertise products or services.
  • Do not impersonate someone else.
  • Do not use our sites to promote party political messages or information. The council, as opposed to its political administration, must be politically neutral.

Thank you.

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