Local news from Strachur and the surrounding area
The lead GP at Strachur Medical Practice has been suspended for six months from providing “primary medical services” and is also under investigation by the General Medical Council.
Ben Neville, who runs Seed to Sea Woodworks, is a new member of the peninsula’s artists’ collective .
Angela Brown, of the Strachur Flower Show Committee, said: “What a fabulous day we had, despite trying really hard every year, the Argyll weather can never defeat our intrepid local gardeners."
The Stag King, created and brought to life by the village community, celebrates friendship, loss and courage
Dr Robert Coull, who runs Strachur Medical Practice, hosted a question-and-answer session with more than 80 patients to discuss changes to Community Treatment and Care (CTAC) services on August 12.
The consultation was announced after the Strachur Medical Practice revealed in February it had ended Community Treatment and Care (CTAC) services as they were to be provided by the HSCP.
Organisers say the event was primarily focused on raising awareness and focusing on the humanitarian crisis in the region.
A good turnout and new connections made proved that the latest Strachur Partners Day was worth it for all participants.
Anyone interested in the history of Strachur can dig into its past at a special walk round the village.
Emergency and home services are coming together next month for a day of engagement with the community of Strachur.
Bay Homes, a Glasgow-based company, gave notice of the administrators control on March 24 this year.
The weekly shinty round up from across Mid Argyll, featuring Col Glen, Kyles Athletic, Inveraray, Strachur-Dunoon and Dunadd.
