COUNCIL LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE
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COUNCIL TO LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE
Argyll and Bute Council will launch its fantastic new-look website on Thursday (13th March).
The website is being redesigned to make navigating the site simpler and to focus on providing online services.
On the new and improved site you will be able to apply for a job, check on planning applications, pay and check council tax balances, request books from our libraries and use our new online mapping system to find your local services.
As well as a makeover for the main site, people can now also visit the Council's new sports and leisure section for details about our sports centres, halls and swimming pools. These include Aqualibrium in Campbeltown, Riverside in Dunoon, Oban’s Corran Halls, and the Queens Hall in Dunoon.
The Council's 21st Century spokesperson, Councillor James Robb, said: "The new website looks great and is further evidence of the council’s progress in delivering services that people want in a way they want.
"The fact that people can now access vital online services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is tremendous and I look forward to further improvements being made to other areas of the site the future."
See www.argyll-bute.gov.uk
COUNCIL TO LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE
Argyll and Bute Council will launch its fantastic new-look website on Thursday (13th March).
The website is being redesigned to make navigating the site simpler and to focus on providing online services.
On the new and improved site you will be able to apply for a job, check on planning applications, pay and check council tax balances, request books from our libraries and use our new online mapping system to find your local services.
As well as a makeover for the main site, people can now also visit the Council's new sports and leisure section for details about our sports centres, halls and swimming pools. These include Aqualibrium in Campbeltown, Riverside in Dunoon, Oban’s Corran Halls, and the Queens Hall in Dunoon.
The Council's 21st Century spokesperson, Councillor James Robb, said: "The new website looks great and is further evidence of the council’s progress in delivering services that people want in a way they want.
"The fact that people can now access vital online services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is tremendous and I look forward to further improvements being made to other areas of the site the future."
See www.argyll-bute.gov.uk