Welcome to the Tiree Community Council website
What do we do?
As a Community Council we are the first, or the grass-roots, tier of statutory representation in Scotland.
We bridge the gap between local authorities and communities, thereby ensuring that public authorities are aware of the opinions, and needs, of the Tiree community.
How do we do it?
We articulate the views and concerns of Tiree’s residents on a wide range of issues of public concern, and making representations to Argyll and Bute Council, Scottish Government and other public sector bodies within or affecting Tiree Community Council’s sphere of interest.
How do we gather the Community’s views?
Public meetings of Tiree Community Council are held regularly throughout the year, alternately in person and by Zoom. Our AGM will be held in person. You can find the digital joining details of our meetings under the ‘Meetings’ section of our website, along with the draft minutes of the previous meeting.
All members of the public are welcome.
Public meetings, and their agenda, are advertised a week in advance.
We are always happy to receive correspondence by e-mail with questions or issues to be raised.
Our website has a comments facility which requires you to register a named account to post.
We also operate a Facebook Page where routine issues are often flagged and comments can also be made there with a Facebook account.
Our public meetings are streamed on our Facebook page.
Both of these forms of comment are governed by a Moderation policy.
For those not wishing to use those mechanisms to comment on a page or a Facebook post, the option is always available to comment separately to us directly by email.
Planning Applications:
If you are interested in seeing what planning applications are currently being considered for Tiree, you can find the weekly lists of applications published here: https://www.argyll-bute.gov.uk/planning-and-environment/weekly-list-valid-planning-applications
You can search these PDF documents (Keyboard shortcut Ctrl-F) for “Tiree” to find any application within our area.
Our Facebook Page feed:
We were contacted by a group of passengers who were trying to fly back from Glasgow about 10 days ago. When this did not happen, they found that they had to make their own accommodation arrangements in Glasgow. We wrote to the CEO of Loganair, who confirmed that this was just a temporary situation caused by the the large number of cancellations nationally after the New Year. Normal service has now been resumed.![]()
Dr John Holliday
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Thank you for supporting our “Fair Funding for liveArgyll” campaign. Following this, liveArgyll has been asked to carry out a services consultation, as part of Argyll and Bute Council’s budget-setting process for 2026/27. ![]()
The purpose of this consultation is to understand how any potential changes to services might affect our communities, customers and members, with a particular focus on health, wellbeing, equality and accessibility. No decisions have been made about library services – this stage is about listening, understanding impact and gathering evidence. ![]()
As a library member, your experience and views are extremely important. We want to understand what your library means to you, how you use it, and what impact any future changes could have. We are inviting all library members to take a few minutes to complete our online survey and share their views.![]()
Take part in the survey before Sunday 15th February: www.surveymonkey.com/r/BQJB7LL ![]()
Paper copies are available at liveArgyll facilities if you would prefer to respond that way. All responses are anonymous. ![]()
Thank you for taking the time to have your say and for being part of the liveArgyll community![]()
Kind regards,![]()
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iveArgyll has been asked to carry out a services consultation, as part of Argyll and Bute Council’s budget-setting process for 2026/27.
The purpose of this consultation is to understand how any potential changes to services might affect our communities, customers and members, with a particular focus on health, wellbeing, equality and accessibility. No decisions have been made about library services – this stage is about listening, understanding impact and gathering evidence.
As a library member, your experience and views are extremely important. We want to understand what your library means to you, how you use it, and what impact any future changes could have. We are inviting all library members to take a few minutes to complete our online survey and share their views.
Take part in the survey before Sunday 15th February: www.surveymonkey.com/r/BQJB7LL
Paper copies are available at liveArgyll facilities if you would prefer to respond that way. All responses are anonymous.
Argyll & Bute Council & liveArgyll Services Consultation
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Coll, Colonsay, Kerrera, Lismore, Iona, Mull and Tiree - Resident Survey Programme
Sorry we could not stream live last night's meeting, Facebook/Zoom glitch, This is the full video.
