# Archive > Archive > URL: https://roundandabout.scot/article-archive/ > Last modified: 2022-01-14T12:42:03+00:00 ## Archive [September 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/september-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/salen-show-2/) ### [Salen Show](https://roundandabout.scot/salen-show-2/) Show day in Salen on 13th August started off muggy, with thundery showers expected, but this did not put off the show goers, who attended in their droves. Attractions included the ever-popular bouncy castle and rodeo bull, with the have-a-go archery run by Mull Archers and Chainsaw Pete’s carving also [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/salen-show-2/) [September 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/september-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-show-2/) ### [Bunessan Show](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-show-2/) This year’s Bunessan Show in the Bunessan School grounds was a great success. In spite of a poor weather forecast, the weather stayed mainly dry, and this was the busiest show day for some time. Regular visitors no doubt felt the lack of Mark Wylie and his amazing duck show [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-show-2/) [August 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/august-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-comment/) ### [MachairWind Comment](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-comment/) As we reported in last month’s issue, resistance to the proposed offshore wind farm ‘MachairWind’ is growing on Mull and Iona. Because the Spanish developer Scottish Power Renewables (SPR) has only included the Ross of Mull and Iona in its community engagement, it is only now that many folk in [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-comment/) [August 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/august-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/sound-of-iona-music-festival-3/) ### [Sound of Iona Music Festival](https://roundandabout.scot/sound-of-iona-music-festival-3/) We all know that Iona is special for its beautiful scenery, intriguing wildlife, tranquil turquoise waters and warm West coast hospitality. Creatives from all over the world also see Iona as a place of inspiration—a place where there is space, community and a shared spirit that encourages artistic expression, inspired [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/sound-of-iona-music-festival-3/) [July 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/july-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/pudsey-visits-tobermory/) ### [Pudsey visits Tobermory](https://roundandabout.scot/pudsey-visits-tobermory/) Tobermory was treated to a sighting of Pudsey Bear himself on 20th June when he sailed in on the yacht ‘Big Bear’ as part of his fundraising trip ‘Big Bear Voyage 2026’. Between May and August, Pudsey Bear – Children in Need’s iconic mascot – Jonathan Brewin and the crew [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/pudsey-visits-tobermory/) [July 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/july-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-offshore-wind-farm/) ### [MachairWind Offshore Wind Farm](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-offshore-wind-farm/) In case you missed reading about this in our June issue, there is growing dismay on Mull & Iona regarding MachairWind’s proposal to build a vast offshore windfarm around 13 miles South of Iona, which will be clearly visible from Iona, the Ross of Mull, Staffa,Treshnish and indeed the ferry [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-offshore-wind-farm/) [June 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/june-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-resistance/) ### [MachairWind Resistance](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-resistance/) As the time draws near for Spanish-owned Scottish Power Renewables (SPR) to apply for a licence to build its proposed offshore windfarm ‘MachairWind’ off Islay and within sight of Mull and Iona, resistance to the proposal is growing. Last month we printed an article from Visit Mull & Iona on [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/machairwind-resistance/) [June 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/june-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/the-big-match/) ### [‘The Big Match’](https://roundandabout.scot/the-big-match/) Saturday 16th May 2026 was Scottish football’s date with destiny. High stakes, goals, drama and dubious refereeing decisions – you’d be forgiven for thinking this report was going to cover the outcome of an insignificant, and quiet by contrast, match at Celtic Park but no, Bunessan vs North Mull was [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/the-big-match/) [May 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/may-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-easter-runs-2/) ### [Bunessan Easter Runs](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-easter-runs-2/) With the forecast of Storm Dave for Saturday night into Sunday afternoon, we came very close to postponing the annual Bunessan Easter Sunday Fun Runs but knowing that the folk of the Ross of Mull are hardy souls, the decision was made to continue as planned. This proved to be [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/bunessan-easter-runs-2/) [May 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/may-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/balamory-is-back/) ### [Balamory is Back!](https://roundandabout.scot/balamory-is-back/) “The most hotly anticipated reboot in history”, said the Scotsman. Yes, back by popular demand is the classic children’s tv series, Balamory. Filming took place over a very wet couple of weeks last summer, and on 17th April production company Lion TV were back to premier Balamory 2 in Tobermory, [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/balamory-is-back/) [May 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/may-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/mull-choir-at-the-pan-celtic/) ### [Mull Choir at the Pan Celtic](https://roundandabout.scot/mull-choir-at-the-pan-celtic/) The Isle of Mull Gaelic Choir travelled to Carlow, Ireland, the week after Easter this year, to attend and compete at the Pan Celtic International Festival. The five-day annual festival celebrates the music and culture of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Isle of Man, Brittany and Cornwall, with competitions, workshops, displays, ceilidhs [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/mull-choir-at-the-pan-celtic/) [April 2026](https://roundandabout.scot/april-2026/) [](https://roundandabout.scot/option-agreed-for-gribun-solution/) ### [Option agreed for Gribun solut...](https://roundandabout.scot/option-agreed-for-gribun-solution/) The Council’s Environment, Development and Infrastructure committee agreed on 19th March that the preferred option for making the B8035 at Gribun safe to re-open would be to scale the rockface at the areas most prone to rockfall. Members also agreed to recommend to the Policy and Resources Committee that the [Read More](https://roundandabout.scot/option-agreed-for-gribun-solution/) - [1](#) - [2](https://roundandabout.scot/article-archive/?_page=2&format=md) - [3](https://roundandabout.scot/article-archive/?_page=3&format=md) - [4](https://roundandabout.scot/article-archive/?_page=4&format=md) - [›](https://roundandabout.scot/article-archive/?_page=2&format=md)