2025 AKCH Photography Competition – Winners Announced

A huge thank you to everyone who entered this year’s competition – the variety and quality of photos truly captured Life In & Around Loch Awe.
Over 80 votes were cast, and the choice was never easy… but here are the results!
✨ Overall Winner: Dirty Knees by Alan Windram
🌟 Youth Winner: Och Awe The Coo! by Maisie Shambrook
👏 Plus some fantastic runners-up you’ll see in the video!

​​​The winning and shortlisted photos will be featured in our annual calendar – keep an eye out for the preview coming soon, just email if you would like to place an order now – rhona.knox@akcheritables.org.uk
We’re so grateful to all the photographers who shared their creativity and to everyone who came along to the exhibitions to view and vote. The community response has been brilliant! A massive thank you GreenPower for sponsoring the event, The Kilchrenan Inn for donating the prize and Kathleen Sankey for making such a beautiful trophy
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🎥 Watch the attached short video below to see the winning photos and celebrate with us!
To see all 100 photographs featured in the exhibition – see adjacent post in The Latest News!
We are looking forward to hosting the 2026 AKCH Photography Competition and seeing the wondering photos your create in the next 12mths. If you are a happy snapper or very thoughtful composer of images, we love everything you capture in our beautiful home.

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Will the kirks still be used for religious services?2024-07-19T07:33:12+00:00

Yes, the kirks will be available for multi-faith worship, weddings, christenings, funerals and other important services.

What will happen to the graveyards?2024-07-19T07:34:02+00:00

The graveyards are owned by Argyll & Bute council and there will be no change.

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To cover maintenance costs, it is vital that the kirks are used by more people, more often and hence generate enough income to cover maintenance.

How do AKCH make sure any new services don’t compete with what we already have in the area?2025-01-29T14:11:50+00:00

AKCH want to enhance our area hence it is vital that we do not compete with existing facilities. As such, it is a key criteria that all of our development opportunities complement existing services. Additionally, addressing a vital community need, and not competing with existing facilities, is a key criteria for all public funding.

How will AKCH keep the community involved in deciding the future?2024-07-19T07:39:58+00:00

We will do this in 3 ways:

Regular drop-in engagement session on key topics – first sessions April’24.

Quarterly Update Letters – first edition published June’24, distributed door to door, via email and Facebook.

Website Latest News – Board Meeting Minutes, Community Events, Funding Support Outcomes will all be posted.

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