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Fife couple die in fatal Argyll crash

The husband and wife from Anstruther died at the scene.

Martin and Josephine Cousland from Anstruther
Martin and Josephine Cousland from Anstruther were killed in the accident. Image: Police Scotland.

A couple from Anstruther have died following a crash on the A85 in Argyll on Friday.

Married Martin, 70, and Jo Cousland, 69, have been named by police after they were involved in a fatal car crash on the A85.

The Fife couple were travelling in a red Audi Q2 between Arrivain and Dalmally when they collided with a grey Ford Mondeo at around 2pm on Friday.

Couple died at the scene

Officers say Martin and Jo died at the scene.

The couple’s family have been made aware and police say a report will be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal.

The three male occupants of the Ford Mondeo were taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow – their condition has been described as “stable”.

Police appeal for witnesses

Sergeant Archie McGuire of Police Scotland’s Roads Policing Unit in Campbeltown said: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Mr and Mrs Cousland.

“We are continuing our enquiries and would again appeal to anyone who was in the area and witnessed the crash to get in touch with police.

“I would also ask anyone who was travelling in the area who may have dash-cam footage which could assist to get in touch.”

Anyone with information are being asked to contact police on 101 quoting incident reference 1923 of March 31.

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