Out of touch Herald runs off the wall school closure feature
Today’s edition of The Herald newspaper is running a feature on yesterday’s decision (19th April 2011) by Argyll and Bute Council to send 9 functioning rural primary schools to consultation on...
View ArticleVisitScotland’s Surprising Island Trails raise more questions of competence
This is the country’s national tourist agency – funded national tourist agency, staffed national tourist agency, tied in to the Scottish Government tourist agency. It is not short of resources of all...
View ArticleAlan Reid MP overegging the facts again – this time on the A83
(Updated twice below) Politicians have come to know better than to send us the unsubstantiated headline grabbing guff they too often disseminate, so we have not seen the claims made by Alan Reid,...
View ArticleTrouble at t’mill: First Minister caught at it again
Last Thursday, on the 15th November, the First Minister’s office asked for a correction to be made to the official record of a statement made by the First Minister at First Minister’s Questions on 25th...
View ArticleFor Argyll’s FOI shows Transport Minister misled Scottish Parliament on...
For Argyll can show, on documented evidence, that Transport Minister, Keith Brown, misled the Scottish Parliament in answers he gave on 5th September 2012 to questions on the award of the Northern...
View ArticleCouncil minutes of Struan Lodge motion at 21 March meeting raise the most...
[Updated below 15.00 5th April] The minutes of the meeting of Argyll and Bute Council;s meeting on 21st March were finally published this morning, 4th April.The ‘Struan Lodge motion’Item 1 on the...
View ArticleScottish Rural Schools Network’s response to Rural Education Commission report
The Scottish Rural Schools Network was centrally engaged in the successful campaign to expose and defeat the fundamental flaws in Argyll and Bute Council’s series of two major primary school closure...
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