A host of exciting and innovative community projects have taken a step forward with the news they have been nominated to benefit from extensive grant funding.

A quarter of a million-pound funding injection is set to support an exciting new business and tourist attraction for Mid Argyll.
At a meeting of the Policy and Resources committee, Councillors gave the green light to an allocation of £250,000 from the Tarbert and Lochgilphead Regeneration Fund to Scottish Canals for the Gleaner Phase 2 project.

A major construction milestone has been reached at Argyll and Bute Council’s new business park at Oban Airport, with the completion of the steel frame for the main building.

During May and June, designated protected green spaces, managed by the Council, throughout Argyll and Bute will be allowed to bloom so that pollinators can thrive and benefit our environment.

Community groups across Argyll and Bute can now apply for funding that has already supported more than 850 local projects since it launched.
Argyll and Bute Council’s Supporting Communities Fund 2026/27 is now open, offering grants of up to £1,500 to not-for-profit organisations working to make a difference in their communities.

The result of the Argyll and Bute count for the Highlands and Islands region in the Scottish Parliament election is announced.

Jenni Minto, SNP, has been elected as the Member of Parliament for Argyll and Bute (constituency) in the Scottish Parliament election.

Mariners should expect some restrictions at Carradale Harbour, for up to four days from 11 May, as a dive inspection gets underway.

The winner of the 'Put YOUR Town on a Pedestal' competition - celebrating the heritage of Helensburgh with a brand-new artwork for the Outdoor Museum in Colquhoun Square - has been chosen.

New exemptions, and projects that would be delivered through levy income, will be included in a draft visitor levy scheme for consideration by Council in June.