The Oban Times - 2017-08-24

• Council raises concerns over predicted health overspend
• New funding sought for Arc project
• Mull shows its support to Save Glen Iosal campaign
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• South Uist Gaelic project lands £1 million funding
• ‘Strong gust of wind’ blew plane off runway
• Veterans in high spirits for maritime challenge
• with Sergeant Iain MacNicol
• New debt service lands £3.75m funding boost
• Oban’s Rockfield Centre is location for art project
• There is so much happening in Oban this week
• WHITE VAN Man
• Tarmac sellers ‘mislead’ residents
• Petition aims to put council work online
• Man fined £750 following assault at Corran toilets
• Mull man fined £650 for two offences
• Woman, 19, caused crash near Dunbeg
• At Random
• NTS project will see top properties reveal secrets
• MORVERN lines
• The 120th Lochaber Show
• Fears for Strontian care home future after temporary closure
• Regain control of your electric heating
• Wet but warm welcome for cruise ship
• Call for police crash investigat­ion unit to be based in Fort William
• Mull in line for massive water upgrading
• Town traffic survey to delay any A82 upgrade
• Taxing tourists would be sheer madness
• A82 at Fort William is not fit for purpose
• Pipe dreams and traditions
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Bus driver feared his eye would be gouged out during assault
• Angry wife assaulted husband with bread knife
• Pick up free books before Bookends Festival
• Glasgow Letter
• Record exam results for Lomond School
• HIE supports project to further boost tourism
• Your local radio listings
• Glasgow Trip choose Oban to stage first summer special
• Highland Military Tattoo September 8-10 2017, Fort George, near Inverness
• Best of the West Festival set to overflow with festive spirit
• Blas 2017 takes place across the Highlands between September 1 and 9 celebratin­g Highland culture
• Up to £15,000 interest-free loans* to help improve your home
• SAMS student making waves in micro plastics
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Enthusiast­s urged to ‘adopt a path’ to save Scotland’s mountains
• Consultati­on under way for lynx reintroduc­tion
• Record number of hen harriers fitted with transmitte­rs
• Scientist combines biology and bunkhouse on Mull
• Divine inspiratio­n from all the team at Backwoodsm­an
• Winners set to showcase products at BOW festival
• What can Interface do for your business?
• ‘Royal’ visit is a highlight of diamond show
• Around the markets
• THREE TIPS FOR A GREAT START TO YOUR TENANCY
• Argyll Convention attracts audience from across the internatio­nal divide
• Lochaber boxer is all ready to strike for European gold
• Testing conditions at Lochaber Yacht Club regatta
• Ross sets new record for Three Peaks Challenge
• Huntly too strong for Fort William
• Six-a-side success at shinty club open day
• Robert MacIntyre picked for Walker Cup team
• Kyles Athletic win Macaulay Cup
• Two league defeats in a row as Saints go down to Motherwell
• Artemis Macaulay S1 tournament
• Fears for Strontian care home future after temporary closure
• Wet but warm welcome for cruise ship
• Calls for police crash unit in Fort
• Town traffic survey to delay any A82 upgrade
• Council backs Skye Fairy Pools project with £100k
• Trust announces plans to expand Kyle pontoons
• No current plans to close Stromeferr­y bypass
• In Lochaber
• Sleat forest project given lottery cash boost
• Bus driver feared his eye would be gouged out during assault
• Angry wife assaulted husband with bread knife
• Downpours fail to dampen spirits at Glenfinnan Highland Gathering
• Fort cinema group plans given go ahead
• Corpach boatyard expands to cater for larger vessels
• Strontian man hits out over bus shelter delays
• Fort William man receives 120 hours’ unpaid work
• Queen’s Award for Lochaber group
• RETRO Roamer
• Top award for Portree houses
• Kinlochlev­en pupils wow Edinburgh Fringe audiences
• Council raises concerns over predicted health overspend
• Regain control of your electric heating
• New funding sought for Lorn Arc project
• Mull in line for massive water upgrading
• New leisure trust is to be called Live Argyll
• Taxing tourists would be sheer madness
• A82 at Fort William is not fit for purpose
• MacPhail Pipe dreams and traditions
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Veterans in high spirits for maritime challenge
• New debt service lands £3.75m funding boost
• Two league defeats in a row as Saints go down to Motherwell
• Artemis Macaulay S1 tournament
• Lochaber boxer is all ready to strike for European gold
• Testing conditions at Lochaber Yacht Club regatta
• Ross sets new record for Three Peaks Challenge
• Huntly too strong for Fort William

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