In general ColGlen is affected between the hours of 18.47 on 19th June until 18.47 on 20th June with Kilfinan, Millhouse and Ardlamont Peninsula also affected during this period too. The full timetable is outlined below.
Of note particular to ColGlen are:
Please note the road closures noted in the poster above.
Given the input from ColGlen and other Community Councils this year’s rally promises to be their best, least disruptive event yet, with opportunites for spectators to get close to the cars and chat with the crews at the Clachan carpark.
The Rally Organisers have added a passage control to the route immediately after SS10/15 at the polytunnel/play area car park.
Each car will be here for approximately five minutes and we will be advising crews at the pre-event briefing that the purpose of this control is to allow interaction with the residents.
The first cars are due at this control at the following times. These are dependent on the rally running to time so they may be slightly later than this.
There should be one car every minute so at any one time there should be five or six cars parked up.
SS10 – 10:00
SS15 – 15:30
And if you haven’t yet received the residents’ pack, it is available here:
We will be discussing the repowering of Cruach Mhor Windfarm, the CMAL harbour order, and the 2026 edition of the Rally among many other items, all encompassed by our standing agenda. Our draft minutes for last time are posted on our minutes page here.
All welcome.
The community council will be meeting next Monday in the small meeting room at the back of the Glendaruel Hall (across the stage). Items on our agenda will include Resilience, Roads, the Rally and the Repowering of Cruach Mhor Windfarm. All are welcome!
We will be following our standing agenda and the draft minutes are available here
The community council will be meeting next Monday in the Colintraive Village Hall. Items on our agenda will include Resilience, Roads, the Rally and the Repowering of Cruach Mhor Windfarm. All are welcome!
We will be following our standing agenda and the draft minutes are available here
The Newsletter includes:
To get your hardcopy please contact the CC via our contact form.
Dunoon Community Council have posted a survey on their website. If you have views you would like to express, then this is an anonymous forum for your comments.
https://dunooncommunitycouncil.co.uk/argyll-rally-2025
The ColGlen Council is also taking feedback, both at an in-person meeting on 7th July, and also via our usual contact form.
Here is the note of the meeting:
The Community Council is holding a meeting to discuss this year’s rally at the end of June on Monday, 7th July at 7.30pm in the Colintraive Village Hall.
If you would like to feedback on how the event affected you, positively or negatively, please attend or let us know your thoughts via our contact form.
If you choose to feedback via email/contact form, we will assume you would like to remain anonymous, unless you tell us that you are happy to be associated with your comments.
Along with many of our usual reports and topical issues, including the Local Place Plan, we plan to discuss how we deal with the imminent Digital Switchover as a community. We have heard how the present plans by the UK & Scottish Governments do not seem to have any idea of what this will mean for a rural community like ours. If you have worries, views or would like more information, please come along to the meeting at the Colintraive Village Hall at 7.30pm on Monday evening.
We will be following our Standing Agenda.
As the promoters of the Argyll Rally, Mull Car Club and Dunoon Presents have been asked by Argyll and Bute Council to carry out a survey where views on the rally are sought across the Dunoon and full rally area (i.e. where each stage is taking place and affects households and businesses). Following this request a survey has been created to capture the views of both residents and businesses.
The link to the survey is detailed below but it can also be found via argyllrally.co.uk/residents
