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The Gaelic language is continuing to thrive across Argyll and Bute thanks to a range of initiatives and funding support.

School pupils in Argyll and Bute are going from strength to strength in their learning and future aspirations, according to the council’s latest Education Service Progress and Impact Report for 2024-25 and its broader Strategic Plan for 2024-26.

A report by HM Inspectors has highlighted the quality of Community Learning Services, delivered on behalf of the Council by liveArgyll, across Argyll and Bute.

Initiatives aimed at supporting young people’s future career ambitions across Argyll and Bute are continuing to bear fruit.

Initial data shows that a new ambitious approach by Argyll and Bute Council is helping to increase SQA pass rates for pupils and helping to close the poverty attainment gap.

People across Argyll and Bute are being invited to have their say on a document that outlines how health and social care functions and services are delegated across Argyll and Bute.

Financial support from a Scottish Government nature initiative is set to boost Argyll and Bute’s drive to deliver net zero.

Struan Lodge Care Home in Dunoon is to benefit from a £315,000 investment following a decision made by Argyll and Bute Council and the Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) to undertake essential improvement works.

An update paper on Tobermory Campus will be presented to the 28 August Community Services Committee outlining the implications of the judicial review which has been commenced and its impact on the project programme.

The drive to tackle the increasing impact of climate change on Argyll and Bute’s communities is continuing to gather pace.