Welcome to Duror & Kentallen Community WEBSITE
We are a friendly community centred around the two small coastal villages of Duror and Kentallen in the west highlands of Scotland.
Nestled amongst the mountains and with Loch Linnhe in front of us, we're one of Scotland's best kept secrets - although you may have heard of us if you've read Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped.
The hub of our community is the Community Centre, midway between the two villages. We also have a thriving primary school, church, and many sports, arts, and social groups.
Check out our news & events and other pages on this site to learn more. If you have any information you think would be of interest for the website, or have any comments, please contact us at dkccinfo@gmail.com.
NEWS
See the latest news below, or see all articles on the News & Events page >
Live Music at the Hall 2026
We are pleased to announce our Live Music Line up for 2026
Read article >Duror Primary Students' Sponsored Walk
Students from Duror Primary are undertaking a sponsored walk from Ballachulish to Duror on Friday.
Read article >Temporary Closure of C1192 Braunult Road in Ardnamurchan
The C1192 Braunult Road in Ardnamurchan will be temporarily closed on 19th June.
Read article >Temporary Road Closure B8043 Kingairloch Road, Ardnamurchan
Part of the B8043 Kingairloch Road in Kilmalieu, Ardnamurchan will be closed on 29th June.
Read article >EVENTS
See upcoming events below, or see all events on the News & Events page >
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Community CENTRE
The Kentallen & Duror Community Centre is at the heart of the local community.
The Community Centre is at the heart of the Duror & Kentallen communities, on the main road between the two villages. With two halls, good facilities and parking, the centre is an active space used for local events, clubs and functions. Available to hire for functions, events and weddings.
Community COUNCIL
Duror & Kentallen Community Council
Created by statute, the Community Council's primary aim is to improve our local community. Volunteer members secure funding for local projects, arrange community events, petition for improvements to amenities and are consulted on planning applications.