The Oban Times - 2016-07-14

• Prayers for Leia and Seth as Argyll mourns loss of toddlers
• Tributes paid to Mid Argyll teen
• SPOT THE SHINTY BALL
• Island couple unable to secure lawyer for case
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Project urged to protect vulnerable birds
• Defibrilla­tor for Craignure
• Call for Seaside Tzar to save coastal towns
• Oban’s youth set to benefit from Barcaldine investment
• Lochgilphe­ad man tells of efforts to reach tots
• Dunbeg pupils proudly show off their prizes
• Keepers hit out at trust’s plans for upland changes
• Council lobbies to site welfare agency in Argyll
• Transport minister visits Argyll
• Council refutes visitor claims that Mull is neglected
• Swinney plans to give more power to schools
• He was no Pretender
• Island café is set for expansion
• Trust in race against time to safeguard community future
• Pokémon revivial comes to Argyll as people hunt down ‘creatures’ using smart phones
• Film fans’ joy as doors open on new Fort William cinema
• Lochaber unites to look ahead to UK’s exit from European Union
• Fish farms destroying our marine ecology
• Look forward to a future out of Europe
• Beachd Ailein
• From Glasgow to the stamping grounds
• Social media
• Cyclists are a cause of danger on the roads
• Eight is magic number for those in need
• People power paves way for surgery
• NHS work placements boost university success
• Countdown begins to Mark Beaumont’s epic Wild About Argyll adventure
• GORDON CONNELL
• Beside the Seaside
• Ceòlas festival that was sprinkled with stardust
• Fort William detachment honour our wars’ fallen
• The perfect destinatio­n for fine dining or casual eating with ambience
• Isle of Lismore
• Isle of Mull
• Isle of Iona
• Workshops do the business
• Pier shop reopens after new operator is found
• Start-up enterprise is fit for purpose
• Firms in running for food and drink awards
• Passion for peace inspired Sharon to be self-employed
• Awards show that salon is a cut above
• Oban company lands £100,000 cash prize
• Trading Standards and Citizens Advice launch nationwide campaign to expose the most common scammers’ tricks
• Cupboards full of cash? Take a closer look
• Livestock returns to Lismore show after 78-year absence
• David ploughs his own furrow, raising vital cash for cancer charity
• Helensburg­h Motors
• Scottish Property Federation welcomes Scottish Government’s ‘positive’ response to planning review
• Fighters look forward to competing for team GB
• Camanachd Cup quarter-finals
• Marine Harvest National Division
• Marine Harvest North Division 1
• Marine Harvest North Division 2
• Marine Harvest South Division 1
• Excellent conditions and good entry for the round Mull race
• Junior athletics at Argyll’s Highland Games
• Trust in race against time to safeguard community future
• Traffic wardens return to Lochaber
• Film fans’ joy as doors open on new Fort William cinema
• Lochaber unites to look ahead to UK’s exit from European Union
• Eight is magic number for those in need
• People power paves way for surgery
• NHS work placements boost university success
• Prayers for Leia and Seth as Argyll mourns loss of toddlers
• Pokémon revivial comes to Argyll as people hunt down ‘creatures’ using smart phones
• Call for Seaside Tzar to save coastal towns
• Oban’s youth set to benefit from Barcaldine investment
• Lochgilphe­ad man tells of efforts to reach tots
• Transport minister visits Argyll
• Council refutes visitor claims that Mull is neglected
• Swinney plans to give more power to schools
• Lochaber Phoenix Club boxer wins place in European schoolboy team

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