The survival of seabirds including puffins and kittiwakes on St Kilda – the island archipelago home to one of the world’s most important seabird populations – is being threatened by climate chan...
Selected by David Underdown who also writes the commentary. The World Is Too Much With Us by William Wordsworth The world is too much with us; late and soon. Getting and spending, we lay waste our pow...
On Wednesday 9th December a new, beautifully crafted landmark was unveiled at Brodick Pier. It marks the start and end of the Arran Coastal Way. The unveiling was due to be performed by Cameron Macnei...
by Dan Laffoley, Le Monde diplomatique, originally published in French, reproduced by permission of the publishers. Marine protected areas are of particular interest to us here on Arran, and we though...
The film for January 10th at 8.00pm in Corrie and Sannox Hall is Judgement at Nuremberg, directed by Stanley Kramer (USA 1961) Cert 15. In 1947, four German judges who served on the bench during the N...
Just one in five salmon farms in Scotland has installed the most effective method of deterring seals, data reveals, prompting fresh criticism of claims that the animals are shot as “a last resort”...
The Christmas offering on December 13th at 6.30 in Corrie and Sannox Hall is going to be a Christmas Triple Bill and Supper. Three films with supper in between (bring a dish if you would like to). Thi...
Earlier this year, Lancashire council refused to grant permission for fracking. In case anyone doesn’t know, this is the process of drilling for natural gas by fracturing the rocks deep in the e...
Our Arran Artist of the Month for December is Ann Hume, who makes beautiful jewellery in Brodick. How would you describe your work and the philosophy behind it, Ann? My work is created mainly by foldi...
