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Community groups across ����ɬ have the chance to turn their ideas into reality through ����ɬ Council’s Community Benefit Scheme.

Business owners in many towns and villages across ����ɬ could be eligible for Crown Estates funding to improve the appearance of their shopfronts if they are in a conservation area.

A range of initiatives across ����ɬ are continuing to progress thanks to the final tranche of funding from the UK Government's Shared Prosperity Fund.

“Mentoring has been one of the most humbling and enriching experiences of my life. I have loved being a steadying person in my young person's life, and it has given me joy to watch her grow into a young adult with confidence, and I hope that one day she realises how fantastic she really is. In many ways, I have gained even more than I have given.”

Following the successful rollout of a mentoring scheme across four secondary schools, ����ɬ, working with MCR Pathways are now launching in five more schools enabling more young people to realise their full potential.

The council is encouraging communities to join its campaigning for fair funding for council services, as it forecasts one of the most challenging budget positions in recent years.

����ɬ Council is inviting residents, businesses, and visitors to help build a case for more funding for ����ɬ’s transport network.

����ɬ Council’s Empty Business Property Grant Scheme has already supported 12 owners and tenants of empty business properties since it was launched just three months ago.

Two projects that will deliver a major boost for communities in Oban are making significant progress.

Pupils from Strath of Appin and Dalintober Primary Schools have taken their concerns about rural poverty straight to the top—sharing their experiences and ideas with Scotland’s First Minister at the recent Cost of the School Day Summit, hosted by the Child Poverty Action Group.

While work continues to move on from the effects of Storm Amy, here are links to information you could find useful.