URGENT UPDATE: Tarbert and Skipness Community Council is raising serious concerns over the continued employment of a full-time port marshal at Claonaig, stirring anxiety among residents in the North Kintyre area. The council’s questioning comes amid a growing sense of unease within the community about the port’s ongoing operations and its future.
In a meeting held earlier today, council members discussed the implications of potentially losing the port marshal position, which plays a crucial role in overseeing port activities. The council’s review is sparked by a need to ensure local employment and safety in the region, especially as the port remains vital for community access and transportation.
Residents are expressing their fears about the impact this decision could have on the local economy and safety. The port marshal is not only responsible for regulatory compliance but also for maintaining order and security at the busy Claonaig port. As the community heavily relies on this service, any changes could lead to significant disruptions.
The council plans to conduct further discussions and gather feedback from the community on this matter. They are urging residents to voice their opinions in the coming days to ensure all perspectives are considered. This decision is expected to shape the future of Claonaig and its role in the North Kintyre area.
WHAT’S NEXT: The council will reconvene next week to review community feedback and discuss potential actions regarding the port marshal’s employment. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in upcoming meetings to address this critical issue.
As this situation develops, the local community remains on edge, highlighting the importance of maintaining essential services in their area. The outcome of this decision will not only affect local jobs but also the broader sense of security and accessibility for those who rely on the Claonaig port.
