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Month: July 2020
MEAL DEAL HAS PUBLIC CONFUSED ABOUT WHO GETS WHAT
Every person in the UK will be offered a 50% discount for dining out during August to help the hospitality industry bounce back, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced.
NEW TRANSPORT TIMETABLES FOR HELENSBURGH
The service has been operating to a restricted timetable, with only three return trips per day on weekdays and no Saturday service, since before the pandemic lockdown came into force in March.
TICKETS ONLY, SAFETY MEASURES AND GUIDELINES AS CHURCHES OPEN ON WEDNESDAY
Firstly, the numbers are to be limited to 50 and the church must keep a record of contact details for those attending Mass. In order to comply with this, we have introduced a booking system, a link to which you can find on the parish website or facebook page.
CUNNINGHAM ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITIES
Argyll and Bute, which includes Helensburgh and the sea lochs, is to receive £1,115,864.35 while West Dunbartonshire will be given just over £1,000.
Loch Lomond wallaby island of Inchconnachan is for sale for £ half a million
Wallabies are said to have bounced around the pinewoods, while pot-bellied pigs, llamas and alpacas, caged birds (including a macaw which volunteered rude comments on proceedings, and others that uttered further expletives), horses, a fox and assorted dogs completed a bustling scene.