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ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº 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, ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº 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 ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº 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).

Following feedback from local communities in Mid Argyll, ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº Council has commissioned a team of consultants to develop a detailed design for a proposed new route that will make it safer and easier for people to choose to walk and cycle between Lochgilphead Front Green and the Crinan Canal.

The £70 million rural growth deal for ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº will progress following a spending review by the UK Government.

Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has issued an urgent food alert.

ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº Council remains committed to raising attainment and delivering positive outcomes for all children and young people.

Our Deal could bring hundreds of new jobs, affordable housing and long-term economic growth to ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº.

Additional funding, secured by ÄÛ²ÝÓ°Ôº Council will help increase capacity at Thomson Court Care Home on Rothesay enabling more residents on Bute to stay on the island and access health and social care.