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How to get help to quit smoking in Argyll and Bute - Vimarsana News

How to get help to quit smoking in Argyll and Bute

If you are thinking about stopping smoking, or if you are someone who wants to help or encourage someone you know to stop smoking or if you want to…

Shinty fraternity bid a fond farewell to Iain 'Tchooky' Clark - Vimarsana News

Shinty fraternity bid a fond farewell to Iain 'Tchooky' Clark

Iain 'Tchooky' Clark

The Golden Age of the Christian Picts: Evidence for Religious Production at Portmahomack- Part 2 - Vimarsana News

The Golden Age of the Christian Picts: Evidence for Religious Production at Portmahomack- Part 2

The Golden Age of artisan efforts at the Tarbat monastery did not last nearly as long as the monastery of Iona; the industrial locations were burned in a site wide fire in the eighth or ninth century, indicating they had only been utilized for a couple centuries before the sites were rendered unusable. The artisan workshops were the first aspect of the monastery to suffer from the flames that would serve as the beginning of the end for the Pictish establishment identifiable by "multi-colored deposits—white, pink, red, orange, black, the garish remains of straw, heather and timber consum...

Councillor Kelly sets wheels in motion for primary school proposal - Vimarsana News

Councillor Kelly sets wheels in motion for primary school proposal

Dalintober Primary School.

Walkers are urged to avoid deadly poisonous 'parsnips' - Vimarsana News

Walkers are urged to avoid deadly poisonous 'parsnips'

So far there have been confirmed sightings of the potentially deadly plant, called hemlock water dropwort or 'dead man's fingers', at the towns of St Bees and Millom, Cumbria.