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The ambitious Tobermory campus project remains on track and progressing with a constructive discussion held earlier this week at the Scottish Parliament hosted by the Cabinet Secretary for Education.

Argyll and Bute Council has apologised after identifying errors in information published as part of its consultation on a proposed Short-Term Let Control Area (STLCA).

People in Mid Argyll are being asked to vote for one councillor in a by-election on Thursday 29 October.

A £600,000 investment to extend the life of Cot House bridge, in Dunoon, is scheduled to begin in the second week of October and continue until the end of the year.

Argyll and Bute Council’s ambitious proposal for a new 2-18 learning campus at Tobermory on Mull took a step forward with the holding of a formal meeting, part of its ongoing consultation in line with the Schools (Consultation) (Scotland) Act 2010.

Businesses across Argyll and Bute are being encouraged to find out about grant funding available from the council to support their development and growth.

Argyll and Bute Council is asking residents, businesses, communities and short-term let operators for their views on proposals intended to support housing in the areas facing the greatest pressure.

Communities are invited to tell the council about their budget priorities by using an on-line budget calculator, now available on the council’s website.

Residents, businesses and visitors now have even more ways to contact Argyll and Bute Council and access the services they need.

Critical road re-surfacing works on Islay, on the on the A847 south of Port Mor, will start on 5 October, weather permitting.