Council tax is set to rise by 9.7 per cent for 2026 to 2027 following the approval of the budget. Argyll and Bute councillors also agreed an additional rise of an extra 10 per cent on the premiums ...

Arran residents and visitors, who have faced months of ferry disruptions owing to the delayed return of vessels, are once ...

Argyll and Bute Council’s crunch budget meeting got off to a furious start after a ’hot mic’ caught the Depute Provost calling a councillor a "misogynist and racist".

In this week’s Oban Times and Lochaber Times: tributes have come flooding in for young farming star Dougie MacDonald, ...

Highland Council’s education committee have been hearing about the progress being made in meeting the crucial targets of raising attainment and reducing the poverty related attainment gap.

Specsavers Fort William is set to open in March and will offer a range of eyecare and audiology services to the local ...

Governance officer, Lynda Ralston of North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership (NAHSCP) has responded to a formal complaint to North Ayrshire Council’s chief executive, Craig Hatton, regarding ...

The Royal National Mòd will return to its birthplace, as Oban is officially selected as the host location for the 2028 edition of the premier Gaelic language, culture and arts festival ...

The Arran Churches Together Foodbank, which is located in the small hall at Brodick Church in Knowe Road, will be open for ...

Argyll and Bute Council’s £43 million Mull Campus project has been the subject of intense scrutiny and controversy since it was revealed that it had to be a "like-for-like" replacement of Tobermory ...

Communities across Lochaber have been paying tribute to former Highland councillor Charlie King whose funeral service took ...

A new process for issuing ferry concession cards to island residents is now in place, however the change has caused some confusion among residents.