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Rothesay Harbour stabilisation work completes this week well ahead of schedule and on budget.

People in Argyll and Bute could have the chance to give their views on a visitor levy for the area if councillors approve a three month formal consultation exercise when they meet this week.

Argyll and Bute’s young people achieved above national average results across nearly all qualifications, according to the latest analysis of this year’s exam results. The data reveals impressive achievements across National 4 and 5, and Advanced Higher levels.

After extensive consultation with parents, carers, pupils, school staff, and trade unions, today Councillors agreed school holiday dates for 2026-2029.

New figures reveal that 94.3% of 16-19 year olds in Argyll and Bute are engaged in education, training, or employment—1.6% above the national average. This achievement places Argyll and Bute Council ninth out of 32 local authorities in Scotland for participation levels, marking the seventh consecutive year in the top ten.

Talented school pupils, from across Argyll and Bute, have used their creative skills to inspire residents to think more about making recycling and creating less waste their New Year’s resolution for 2025.

There will be some changes to bin collections in Argyll and Bute during the festive period.

Islay’s carbon-neutral goal is edging closer after receiving a share of £1 million from the Scottish Government’s Carbon Neutral Islands (CNI) Capital Fund.

Are you still looking for the perfect Christmas gift? Why not buy the Argyll and Bute gift card and help support local businesses and jobs.

Argyll and Bute Council’s Building Standards team has won a national award for excellent performance, particularly its focus on customer service.