Regenerating town centres, developing economic opportunities for the area across film, creative industry and renewable sectors, and working with key partners and communities to realise their ambitions - these are just some of the benefits from £100 million of capital investment secured by Argyll and Bute Council.

Argyll and Bute will support East Lothian Council’s proposal that there should be a national review of litter management responsibilities for trunk roads across Scotland, which are not managed by local authorities.

Back to school held extra excitement for the pupils of Helensburgh’s John Logie Baird Primary School this year.

The Here To Hear You series of community conversations is taking place all over Argyll and Bute – and it’s coming to Lochgilphead on Tuesday 23 September 2025.

Members of the public are invited along to a free event this month to celebrate the work accomplished by the Lochgilphead Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS) over the last four years.

Twelve community projects in Argyll and Bute have received a share of £473,000 from the Scottish Government's Community-Led Local Development Fund (CLLD).

Two exciting projects in Argyll and Bute will receive a welcome boost as a result of the council securing funding from the Scottish Government’s Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF).

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.

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