Council backs state's development stand in the sand
A councillor quoted The Bible while refusing a development application, saying it could leave the council open to legal action for negligence.
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Lochgilphead Front Green closed for the year as £1.5m face-lift begins
Argyll and Bute Council's £1.5million project to upgrade Lochgilphead Front Green gets underway on Monday with green closed until January
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