Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, which encompasses parts of Argyll and Bute in its extensive 720-square-mile area, is currently consulting on a five-year Partnership Plan.
Pippa's Podcasts
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Argyll and Bute Council is full of great people and here I take the opportunity to promote some of the incredible activity that goes on and to make visible some of the efforts that can go unnoticed.
Thank you to everyone who participated and for the difference you are making for Argyll and Bute.
Pippa Milne
Chief Executive
If you have any ideas about subjects we can cover on any future podcasts please get in touch with us at workingtogether@argyll-bute.gov.uk
Pippa chats with Alison Munro and Lisa Myburgh.
Pippa listened to the personal experiences of individuals who responded to the pandemic.
Pippa took time to speak with members of the Youth Advisory Panel (YAP) about their work in helping young people to understand and engage with the Children and Young People’s Service Plan (CYPSP).
Pippa congratulates Jayne Jones on her prestigious achievement during this conversation about one of the many aspects of Jayne’s work.
On Sunday 3rd September, Kilmartin Museum will re-open following a major redevelopment and facilities upgrade.
Have you ever been watching a film or TV series and suddenly recognised a familiar location?
Pippa in conversation with mother-and-daughter team, Helen and Morgan Dick from The Blairmore Café.
Pippa spoke with Morag Brown who leads the work we do to support Syrian refugees settle on Bute
Pippa took the opportunity of speaking with our Local Biodiversity Project Officer, Marina Curran-Colthart, about the Council’s Community Food Growing Strategy.