Campbeltown Cross – Update September 2020
Further to our post in March 2020; Campbeltown Cross was carved on Iona circa 1380 and was originally sited at Kilkivan Chapel, near Machrihanish before being moved to Campbeltown. The…
Campbeltown Community Council Questionnaire
Campbeltown Community Council We need your views about Campbeltown. By answering the questions below you will help us to develop an Action Plan. This survey is now closed, thank you…
New public sculpture for Campbeltown Harbour Green
Planning Application 20/00613/PP A new public sculpture for Campbeltown Harbour Green is planned to replace an existing unused water feature sculpture and surrounding concrete flags. The new sculpture informed by…
Letter received from Scottish Power Renewables – what are your thoughts?
As a result of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Scottish Government guidance issued on 25 March 2020, ScottishPower Renewables contractors at Beinn an Tuirc 3 Windfarm took steps…
Stay at home to stop coronavirus spreading
NHS Inform. Everyone must stay at home to help stop the spread of coronavirus. You should only leave the house for very limited purposes: shopping for basic necessities, for example…
Project: Gardening
May 2018: Catherine Dobbie met with Paul Martin, Argyll and Bute Council in January to discuss possibility of volunteer gardeners weeding the landscaped area adjacent to the bus terminus. This…
Campbeltown Cross – March 2020
Campbeltown Community Council (CCC) has successfully secured funding to carry out urgent conservation and repair works on Campbeltown Cross and its immediate surrounds. The Cross is the finest surviving example…
Seafront Improvements – December 2017
Campbeltown Community Council was awarded £12,000 from Tesco Bags of Help. Half of the monies was spent on new seating and picnic benches, refurbishing old benches, 2 seagull proof litter…