Argyll And Bute

Trust Housing Association has completed the transformation of Manse Gardens in Strachur, bringing an outdated former sheltered housing development back into full use as 16 modern, highly energy-efficient homes. The project gives a new long-term future to a development which had faced years of uncert

Argyll and Bute Council decided on 15 October to refer the task of identifying options for the future of the Helensburgh Waterfront to the Helensburgh and Lomond Area Committee. The move arrives after the council considered the results of the recent public consultation and after hearing from communi

West Highland Housing Association has taken ownership of a derelict building on Campbell Street in Oban town centre as part of plans to bring the prominent site back into use as much-needed affordable housing.

The National Trust for Scotland has unveiled plans for a new visitor centre at The Hill House in Helensburgh, as part of its plans to secure the long-term future of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's internationally significant masterpiece.   The proposals are part of Mackintosh Illuminated, the conse

Five projects in Argyll and Bute have been put forward for the next round of the Scottish Government’s Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF), with more than £4 million of investment being sought to support community facilities, economic development and visitor infrastructure.

Planned works to extend the life of Dunoon’s Cot House bridge, which presents an investment of £600,000, will be starting on the second week of next month and will proceed until the end of 2026. 

Planning permission has been granted by Argyll and Bute Council to transform a former oil depot on Ardrishaig’s waterfront into a craft distillery and visitor destination. 

Sixteen new affordable homes at a development named Robin Currie Way in memory of Islay's long-serving councillor have been officially opened in Port Charlotte.

Argyll and Bute Council has reached a milestone in supporting efforts made by the Helensburgh Pier Company to reopen Helensburgh Pier.

Argyll and Bute Council has shared the first concept designs showing how the proposed new Tobermory Campus could look.

Island projects to deliver new affordable homes and increase workforce accommodation are among those to benefit from new funding announced by first minister John Swinney.

First Minister John Swinney has announced funding for island projects to deliver infrastructure, support local economies and strengthen access to services.  A total of 13 projects across 12 islands will share in the Scottish Government’s £3 million 2026-27 Islands Programme Fund. Th

Tarbert Harbour has announced details of a new £2.2 million Marina Slipway Project which, on completion, will significantly boost marine tourism and marine commerce opportunities; key economic drivers to the ongoing regeneration of the Argyllshire fishing village.

Residents, community groups, businesses and stakeholders are being invited to help shape the future of Argyll and Bute by reviewing and commenting on the latest evidence papers being prepared for the area's next Local Development Plan. The Argyll and Bute Local Development Plan 3 (LDP3) is expected

Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) has received planning permission for a new development of housing consisting of 37 new homes in Dalintober, Campbeltown.