CCWF Disbursement of Funds
A number of local groups and community enterprise companies received a boost to their funds recently, when Campbeltown Community Windfarm Fund (CCWF), the charitable organization set up by Campbeltown Community…
Jubilee Quiz Winner
Campbeltown Community Council were delighted to receive lots of positive feedback from the many senior citizens who enjoyed their Afternoon Tea Box marking the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Over 330 tea…
CCC Minutes AGM 10th May 2022
CAMPBELTOWN COMMUNITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on TUESDAY 10thMAY 2022 in Campbeltown Town Hall WELCOME V Nimmo, Chairperson, welcomed everyone to the meeting. IN ATTENDANCE V Nimmo CCC…
Jock’s Boat Playpark
Jock’s Boat Playground has become more inclusive with the opening today of the Ability Swing. This will let wheelchair users enjoy the experience of a swing while in their chair.…
Campbeltown wins the 2020 ‘Scotland’s Most Improved Place’ Award
We are delighted that Campbeltown has won this award. There has been significant regeneration work going on in the town along with many new businesses opening. A very well deserved…
The Story of The Campbeltown Cross
Campbeltown Community Council are very grateful to Robert Westerman who has produced this short video telling the story of The Campbeltown Cross. Commissioned by Campbeltown Community Council and produced by…
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…
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…