Month: May 2015
On May 1st Carol Gillies set off on her Suzuki V-Strom motorbike to ride around Scotland anti-clockwise, riding mainly b and c roads, in order to take in as much of the coastline as possible. (Apart from the obvious bit where the border is! and the land ends ) she miles completed nearly 2000 in total […]
With the voting about to end on Saturday Michaela Kast Project Manager at the Gateway Project Dunoon came into the DCR97.4FM Studio to make one last final appeal to listeners , if you haven’t already, please register and cast your votes for this very worthy local cause. If you could also let like minded folk […]
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A MIRACLE -AND WITH YOUR VOTES IT CAN HAPPEN We’ve been asking all our listeners to consider supporting The Dunoon Baptist Church in this latest initiative to raise funds We think most folk in Dunoon and further afield know of the great work the Dunoon Baptist Church do for the […]
This year as that well known saying goes ”No expense has been spared “ to bring to you what is potentially the biggest music show on earth shown live across the world on TV. This year even the run up to the event which takes place this Saturday 23rd May in Vienna has been a […]
With just a dozen days left to vote we ask all our listeners to consider supporting The Dunoon Baptist Church in this latest initiative to raise funds We think most folk in Dunoon and further afield know of the great work the Dunoon Baptist Church do for the young folk in the area, we know […]
Claremarie knows and will be telling you all about it on her Wednesday morning show https://www.facebook.com/dcr97.4fm
We think most folk in Dunoon and further afield know of the great work the Dunoon Baptist Church do for the young folk in the area, we know they are not the only folk doing this but the more folk doing this is it not for the better? The Baptist Church seem to be putting […]
A record turn out this weekend saw over one hundred exhibits proving once again that the skills of the needlework craft are still as popular as ever amongst many members of our community. The High Kirk Hall in Dunoon’s Hanover Street was transformed as quilts and embroidered fabrics adorned the walls and hung […]
