Argyll and Bute Council has become the first local authority in Scotland to launch an area-wide mobile coverage survey.

Community feedback has been key in considering potential sites for a new school campus on Mull and councillors are expected to decide on a preferred site in the coming months.

The team at Cardross Crematorium is providing “an excellent service to the local community and beyond”, following a recent inspection.

The £100,000 upgrade of Tarbert play park has completed ahead of schedule and a range of new out-door equipment is ready for the children and young people of the village to enjoy.

Putting children’s rights at the heart of school life, policy and decision-making has led Argyll and Bute Council to be one of only three local authorities in Scotland to achieve one hundred percent of its Primary and Secondary Schools registered for UNICEF UK’s Rights Respecting Schools Award.

The council would like to thank everyone who gave views that will help develop a draft visitor levy scheme for Argyll and Bute which, if approved for consultation by Council in December, will go out for public consultation in January 2025.

Argyll and Bute Council has welcomed today’s news that it will receive up to £20 million of capital funding from the UK Government for local growth projects in the area.

A new fully-accessible, fuel-efficient, Argyll and Bute Council bus is taking on a route in Campbeltown to help travellers get to where they need to be.

Work has started on a project in Campbeltown that will see residents benefit from better walking and cycling routes along the town’s Cutting and Quarry Green.

Community Food Groups across Argyll and Bute have benefitted from a share of £57,453 after councillors agreed to provide them with unspent monies from the Scottish Government’s LACER Fund (Local Authority Covid Economic Recovery).