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The Council has outlined its ongoing commitment to supporting the Gaelic language and its speakers across Argyll and Bute as part of a new Scottish Government consultation.

A historic Lochgilphead property will benefit from a major regeneration thanks to new funding from the Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS).

‘Wee Donnie’, a councillor for almost four decades, has received the Freedom of Argyll and Bute for his decades-long service to local communities in mid-Argyll.

Calls are increasing for funding that will save council services from “a crisis point like never before - the impact for communities is serious and needs to be reconsidered”.

The official opening of Dunoon Primary School took place today.

Plans to launch the UK’s first drone logistics hub at Oban Airport have reached a major milestone with planning permission approved for the proposed facility.

Car park upgrades, new signage and overnight parking for motocaravans are just some of the measures the council is planning to deliver, to help protect Argyll and Bute’s scenery and promote responsible tourism.

Residents of Argyll and Bute are being encouraged to find out if they are eligible for financial help from The Argyll and Bute Flexible Food Fund (ABFFF).

Climate change, the economy, and housing are all on the list of priorities ������Ƶ will focus on delivering over the next five years.

A new affordable housing development on Gigha has moved a step closer with a funding grant from the council.