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Firm gives away 15,000 bars of soap to residents

An Arran cosmetics brand is distributing free soap to the entire population of the island, in a bid to help the local community protect itself against the coronavirus outbreak. Arran Sense of Scotland...

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The Douglas is named best boutique hotel

There was a bitter sweet mood at The Douglas Hotel this week. The post The Douglas is named best boutique hotel appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Rallying call

Leader column The post Rallying call appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Memories of Arran childhood holidays

Standfirst Colin Bowes has fond memories of his childhood holidays on Arran. Although he now lives in Lytham in Lancashire has now compiled them into an essay which over the next three weeks will be...

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Cancer screenings suspended – First Minister

And a further six people in Scotland have died from the coronavirus with the death toll in the country now standing at 47. The post Cancer screenings suspended – First Minister appeared first on Arran...

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Deadline extended for participatory budgeting event

Community groups and organisations thinking about applying for a share of £60,000 as part of North Ayrshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership’s participatory budgeting scheme will now have more time to...

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Help for domestic abuse victims under lockdown

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced today that more than £1.5 million would be awarded to Scottish Women's Aid and Rape Crisis from a £350 million communities fund announced in parliament two...

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Arran Foodbank now offers a delivery service

The food bank is located inside the vestibule of Brodick Church and it is free for those experiencing financial difficulties or those that need some extra help. There is no registration or requirements...

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Coronavirus claims 16 more lives in Scotland

The coronavirus death toll has risen again with confirmed cases now up to 2,310 from 1,993 yesterday. The post Coronavirus claims 16 more lives in Scotland appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Online movement training launched for older people 

Later life training guru Professor Dawn Skelton is on a mission to help older people cope in the coronavirus crisis and improve their lives with new live online movement sessions. The post Online...

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Other coronavirus new in brief

Travel latest CalMac sailings have been reduced to an essential lifeline service only. This means only two daily sailings each way on the Ardrossan to Brodick route for those that have essential...

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Thought for the week – week 14

Thought for the week The post Thought for the week – week 14 appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Demand to cancel all Easter ferry bookings 

Demands have been made for all ferry bookings to be cancelled to prevent Arran from being considered for visiting with Easter just a week away. The post Demand to cancel all Easter ferry bookings...

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Virus cases in Scotland hit new high

It represents a jump of nearly 400 on Thursday, April 2, Nicola Sturgeon told a news conference. The post Virus cases in Scotland hit new high appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Easter childcare for key workers

Hubs to remain open over the spring break. The post Easter childcare for key workers appeared first on Arran Banner.

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Second charity helicopter air ambulance launched in Scotland

Charity says additional helicopter will save lives in time of need, urging the public to continue vital support. The post Second charity helicopter air ambulance launched in Scotland appeared first on...

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Ferry services ‘can’t stay afloat forever’– MSP

Michael Matheson MSP has added his signature today to a letter from the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish governments warning that some routes could sink unless there is intervention. The post Ferry...

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Piping Live! Glasgow International Piping Festival cancelled

The festival, which was due to take place from August 8-16, was expected to welcome 40,000 visitors to Glasgow, with 5,000 performers due to put on more than 150 events throughout the city.  The post...

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A83 slip recovery work ongoing

Taking care to maintain social distancing and to observe all current NHS and government health advice, a team of experts has been carrying out extensive operations to stabilise the slope and construct...

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Worldwide ceilidh community sign up for Tunes in the Hoose

Inspired by Scottish musician Peter Wood, Martin MacLeod and his son, also Martin, have created an online community for musicians to help them connect and continue to play together during these...

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