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August 2004
Tuesday, August 31, 2004 GREAT PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR ISLE OF BUTE’S RECYCLING CENTRE
- Webmaster @ 14:17 GMTOnly one month into the Bute Recycling Centre’s kerbside collections the public has shown huge enthusiasm and support for the project. Monday, August 23, 2004 HUGE CROWDS ENJOY THE BUTE HIGHLAND GAMES IN BRILLIANT SUNSHINE
- Webmaster @ 14:17 GMTThe Bute Highland Games took place at the Public Stadium, Rothesay, this past weekend (Saturday 21st) in wall-to-wall sunshine. Organisers are delighted with the turnout, with crowds estimated at over 5 000. The final band processions down High Street at the conclusion of the event, with the sun setting over the town, were cheered enthusiastically by throngs of onlookers. Altogether a superb Games, and a wonderful day’s entertainment.
Friday, August 20, 2004 CALMAC TO PROVIDE EXTRA CAPACITY FOR THE BUTE HIGHLAND GAMES
- Webmaster @ 10:39 GMTAdditional sailings by CalMac on the Wemyss Bay-Rothesay route have been arranged for this Saturday (21st August) to cater for the huge crowds expected to attend the Bute Highland Games. Visit the Bute Highland Games Website Caledonian MacBrayne Website Friday, August 13, 2004 MARYHILL HEADS FOR SCOTTISH BOAT SHOW
- Webmaster @ 16:55 GMTThe recently-launched puffer Maryhill has left Isle of Bute's Ardmaleish Boatyard and is bound for the Scottish Boat Show at the Falkirk Wheel in Falkirk. After the show it will be available for renting out for private leisure cruises on the Forth and Clyde Canal. Tuesday, August 10, 2004 BUTE BOATBUILDING COMPANY LAUNCHES ITS SECOND BOAT THIS YEAR
- Webmaster @ 11:29 GMTArdmaleish Boatbuilding Company in Port Bannatyne has launched the 12.8m long replica puffer Maryhill - the second vessel to be completed at the yard this year. |
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