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'Mowi plans to breathe new life into uninhabited Scottish island with multimillion pound investment'
Mowi, Scotland’s largest aquaculture company, has announced its purchase of Sanda Island in Argyll and Bute off the southern tip of the Kintyre peninsula. The company plans to establish a salmon farm off the east coast of the island as well as reinvigorate the island and develop its potential as a tourism destination.
The purchase of Sanda Island also includes the former hotel and houses, as well as Campbeltown shipyard and associated property, Sandbank House.
Mowi has begun the early-stage pre-application process with stakeholders and the local community; Southend Community Council are keen to hear your views.
Mowi press release 17th Feb: Mowi plans to breathe new life into uninhabited Scottish island with multimillion pound investment - MOWI - Scotland
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Sanda Island Have your say on equality in Argyll and Bute!
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Road Works - Ardrishaig 23 April for 16 nights (6pm-3am).
BEAR Scotland, acting on behalf of Transport Scotland, are planning to carry out essential carriageway resurfacing works on the A83 through the village of Ardrishaig.
Works are scheduled to take place on the 23rd of April for 16 nights between the hours of 6pm and 3am. Temporary traffic lights will be in use each night with a convoy system in place to control traffic through the work site.