More pupils will return to school on Monday 15 March as part of the Scottish Government’s phased re-opening.
Pupils in P4-7 will join P1-3 pupils who are already back at school, whilst all secondary pupils will receive a mix of remote learning and in-school
teaching.
For further information visit www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/coronavirus/information-parents-and-carers
Argyll and Bute councillors have approved proposals to tackle the area’s housing emergency by using new Scottish Government powers on Council Tax charges. The move
Argyll and Bute Council has agreed to additional financial backing for next year’s Royal National Mod (RNM) in Oban. At a meeting of the full
Ambitious plans to build hundreds of new affordable homes across Argyll and Bute have been unveiled as part of the latest update to the area’s
Councillors have approved plans to boost Argyll and Bute’s economy by bringing empty business properties back into use throughout the area. Previously, empty industrial properties
If you’re looking for the perfect present this festive season, why not buy the Argyll and Bute gift card and help support local businesses and
To help support local businesses and encourage local spending, all council off-street pay and display parking will be free across Argyll and Bute in the
Pupils at Hermitage Primary are advocating for safer streets and a greener environment at their school by launching a campaign to address parking issues during
Vulnerable people in Argyll and Bute accessed more than £4.3 million of additional income in 2022/23 thanks to the council’s Welfare Rights Team. This is
Councillors from different political parties are working together in campaigning for national government support for Argyll and Bute. With recent extreme weather disrupting communities across
