Plans unveiled to transform former Cove church hall into five-bedroom home
PLANS have been unveiled for a church hall on the Rosneath peninsula to be converted into a house and separate residential annexe.
PLANS have been unveiled for a church hall on the Rosneath peninsula to be converted into a house and separate residential annexe.
TALKS are under way over the final price of the Helensburgh waterfront project after the Covid pandemic sparked a rise in construction costs, a senior council official has revealed.
COUNCILLORS have approved the terms of a bid for major UK Government funding for Argyll and Bute - and it's been confirmed that Helensburgh and Lomond will miss out.
COUNCILLORS have been warned they may have to decide between “eye-watering” council tax rises or further cuts to services in Argyll and Bute.
THE consultation process on major changes to education in Argyll and Bute carries a “serious risk” of damage to the council’s reputation, a councillor has claimed.
A DECISION on controversial plans to build three new houses in Clynder won't be made until at least August after councillors decided to seek more information on aspects of the site.
FLY-TIPPING incidents are reported more often in Helensburgh and Lomond than anywhere else in Argyll and Bute, a report has revealed.
A NEW local gift card scheme for Argyll and Bute has been labelled 'another bit of bureaucracy' by a Helensburgh councillor.
COMPULSORY purchase orders still may not be needed to complete the long-awaited, and long-delayed, cycle path linking Helensburgh and Dumbarton, according to a local authority official.
THE impact of Covid-19 on education will hit primary schools in Helensburgh and Lomond for some time to come, a council official has claimed.
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