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Phantom Thread is a 2017 psychological period drama film written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Photograph: Universal Pictures.

Eventual winner Ruaridh McAulay locks in during the final.

Winner Ruaridh McAulay, right, with runner up Charlie Robertson.

Ryan Deans narrowly missed out on a spot in the final.

Charlie Robertson, who finished runner up, mid-throw during the hard-fought final.

The 2026 James Robertson Memorial Darts competition was very well-supported.

Councillor Mary Hume called for more volunteers to help expand that impact that Fairtrade can have. Photograph: NAC.

Arran councillor Charles Currie said that it would be great to hear from potential committee members from Arran and Cumbrae. Photograph: NAC.

Arthur West, far left, with Provost Anthea Dickson and members of the North Ayrshire Fair Trade Zone group during last year’s Fairtrade Fortnight. Photograph: NAC.

The inaugural Burns celebration by the Arran Whisky Society attracted over 40 guests at Kildonan Village Hall. Photograph: Arran Whisky Society.

George Ferguson entertained the guests by reciting two Burns’ poems which were set to music. Photograph: Arran Whisky Society.

SL T06 Oban U17s v Biggar U17s 05 Georgia Hyde being tackled by two Biggar players Photograph Stephen Lawson web

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