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  • We have a winner!

    We have a winner!

    A huge congratulations to Paul Dempsey who had the winning entry in our photo competition! ‘S math a rinn thu!  We had a huge number of great entries, but Paul’s was the runaway winner with our panel of staff and board members.  We’ll be sending the image to CMAL, and the new sign will be included in the construction tender…

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  • May 2025 Newsletter

    May 2025 Newsletter

    It’s been a busy quarter! Find out what we’re up to, and what’s coming up…

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  • FACT CHECK: 100 Solar Panels?

    FACT CHECK: 100 Solar Panels?

    FACT CHECK: You might have seen that the Oban Times covered our planning application for 100 solar panels and battery storage at a discreet location behind the Business Units. The bit that was missed out is that, whilst we have the planning permission, we are still exploring funding! This application was part of a potential…

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  • We need your help: Housing Need and Demand Assessment

    We need your help: Housing Need and Demand Assessment

    Argyll and Bute Council are preparing their next Housing Need and Demand Assessment. This is the key to getting an accurate picture of housing demand, which in turn may help unlock funding. The survey is being conducted by Research Resource on behalf of the Council, and will gather information from households about their housing needs.…

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  • Moorings & Harbour Update

    Moorings & Harbour Update

    Some of you might have noticed that the Gott Bay moorings aren’t yet out. They are due to be inspected on the 28th of May, and as we are anticipating that a few repairs might be needed – which involves a reinspection – we are estimating the end of June before they are available, at…

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  • New Head of Comms and Gàidhlig

    New Head of Comms and Gàidhlig

    Tha sinn air leth toilichte innse dhuibh gu bheil Rhoda Meek air a cur an dreuchd mar Cheannard ùr air Conaltradh agus Gàidhlig. We’re delighted to let you know that Rhoda Meek has been appointed as our new Head of Communications and Gaelic. ‘S e dreuchd phàirt-ùine a tha seo a chuidicheas le fàs ar n-obair…

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  • Photo Competition – Welcome to Tiree!

    Photo Competition – Welcome to Tiree!

    Remember the big sign at the top of the pier that said “Welcome to Tiree”? Well, when the Diesel Club closed, they gave some money to the Trust. We want to use some of it to replace that sign… So, with the permission of CalMac, we are going to run a competition to find the…

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  • 2025 Visitor Guide & Map

    2025 Visitor Guide & Map

    Our detailed vistor guide and map are now available to download! Find out more about visiting Tiree on our dedicated website isleoftiree.com!

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  • Food Waste Action Week

    Food Waste Action Week

    It’s Food Waste Action Week! We teamed up with our local Co-op and Solar to offer a free 3 course lunch using produce that would otherwise have gone to landfill. Making use of products that are close to their use-by date, and being creative with leftovers is good for your pocket as well as the…

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  • We’re Hiring: Head of Gaelic & Comms

    We’re Hiring: Head of Gaelic & Comms

    We are looking for a Head of Comms and Gaelic to take on a lead role in delivering our ambitious ongoing community development work. The newly created role combines management and direct project delivery work and would suit a candidate with relevant experience, strong Scots Gaelic language skills, and a pro-active approach looking to take…

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