There will be no disruption to the Kilcreggan ferry service during the week beginning 3 August as repairs are conducted to the berthing face at Kilcreggan Pier.

Communities, organisations and businesses - help shape the future of Gaelic by taking part in Argyll and Bute Council’s draft Gaelic Language Plan 2027–2032 consultation.

There will be no disruption to either the Islay or Jura ferry services during the week beginning 3 August as repairs are carried out on two of the three parallel motion fenders (PMFs) at Port Askaig Harbour that have sustained damage since their refurbishment in 2024.

Play parks in and around Dunoon will benefit from a £100,000 share of £938,000 of funding, allocated to Argyll and Bute, by the Scottish Government.

This warm weather is helping us all to get out and about much more but there are a few things to be aware of to make sure we enjoy the great outdoors safely.

With the summer holidays underway, families across Argyll and Bute are being encouraged to check whether they could be entitled to financial support to help with the cost of school clothing and meals ahead of the new term.

Whether it's paying bills, booking appointments, applying for jobs or keeping in touch with family and friends, being online has become part of everyday life.

Residents, community groups, businesses and stakeholders are being invited to help shape the future of Argyll and Bute by reviewing and commenting on the latest evidence papers being prepared for the area's next Local Development Plan.

Over £32,000 was awarded to local organisations through the Campbeltown Common Good Fund last year with Campbeltown Brass Band a great example of how groups based within the town can benefit from this fund.

Argyll and Bute Council is seeking views on a revised draft visitor levy scheme aimed at benefiting the local visitor economy and local communities.