“Gaelic has deep roots here in Argyll and Bute through our place names, our music and tradition, it has shaped the identity of our communities and continues to enrich daily life across the region.”
These were the words from Councillor Luna Martin speaking from the fifth Gaelic Gathering organised by Argyll and Bute Council and held at the Corran Halls, Oban.

A quarter of a million-pound funding injection is set to support an exciting new business and tourist attraction for Mid Argyll.
At a meeting of the Policy and Resources committee, Councillors gave the green light to an allocation of £250,000 from the Tarbert and Lochgilphead Regeneration Fund to Scottish Canals for the Gleaner Phase 2 project.

A host of exciting and innovative community projects have taken a step forward with the news they have been nominated to benefit from extensive grant funding.

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