The Council has welcomed positive discussions with the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Culture and Gaelic, Mairi McAllan MSP, about education for young people on Mull.

Argyll and Bute Council has reported a significant reduction in carbon emissions, with total emissions falling by 7.9% during 2024/25 and by 35.8% since the Council's 2015/16 baseline year.

The Council has agreed financial support for two local heritage organisations, recognising the growing financial pressures facing cultural and community organisations and the contribution they make to local communities, the visitor economy and Argyll and Bute's heritage.

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