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The birds were reintroduced in 2019 but recently there has been a spike in the number killed by poison – is it misfortune or foul play?

North Argyll Cycling Club members Carolyn Chambers, Matiss Robertson and Charlotte Forbes took Pencaitland by storm.

Households across the north, west coast islands and Argyll may be cut off in the heavy snow forecast for the region.

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IT was irredeemably dull but had a limitless capacity to fascinate. Its former trait lay entirely in its lacklustre bronze appearance. The latter resided in the story it told. It was a medal designed to celebrate a triumph in the 18th century. It also served in the 20th century and beyond as a remembrance of a lost cause, as a reminder of brutality and violent retribution and a nudge to consider what might have been both for my forbearers and for Scotland, indeed Great Britain. It was called the Cumberland medal in my house. It emerged from its humble abode in a cigar box when ceilidhs ...