The Oban Times - 2017-10-26

• Island celebrates as Barra’s Laura goes back to school
• Argyll bids to be biggest national park
• Fears for Gaelic as pupils decline in its heartland
• Lewis woman launches Goth on the Croft idea
• Ferry services subsidies double over a decade
• New safety measures for fishing vessels
• Councillor­s face ‘daunting’ budget
• POLICE FILES
• Seil art centre plans
• Mull man, 90, guilty of abuse
• Oban hosts celebratio­n of Scottish shellfish
• Oban Gaelic school a step closer
• There is so much going on in Oban
• Locals to get best ticket deal for Oban Live 2018
• Highland and Islands winners celebrate
• Tourism campaign is up for global award
• Winter deaths in NHS Highland on a decline
• Scandalous plan
• Western Isles
• Fateful day hundreds died as ship foundered
• MORVERN lines
• Beachd Ailein
• Who makes decisions on council budget?
• Council rejects plans to build student flats in Fort William
• A wee taste of heaven on the West Coast of Scotland
• Skye Swing Jazz Festival focuses on fun and fun for 2017
• Glasgow Letter
• ‘A Tale of Turning’ – a solo show by John Hodgson
• Interface: connecting businesses
• Argyll businesses benefit from growth programme
• Scientist’s new venture is a hit with tourists
• Workshops help new companies
• Home win one of singer’s proudest career moments
• Head teacher top class in traditiona­l Gold Medal
• Islay’s Alasdair Currie strikes Mòd gold
• Tiree woman takes silver pendant title 20 years on
• Seattle sounds make waves at Mòd Loch Abar 2017
• Holly goes the extra mile
• Girls sing to success in school’s anniversar­y year
• Aithne is inbhe
• Gaelic learner Ross wins top award
• The perfect blend at Mòd Loch Abar
• Mòd results Mòd results Mòd results
• Dana says aloha to Lochaber
• £75,000 for ram lamb at Dalmally annual Blackface sale
• Farmers face shortage of silage
• Farmers oppose SEPA charge
• 12,000 younger Scots face up to £8.6m rent shortfall from LHA cap, new report confirms
• Call for 2017 Eilean a’ Cheò Civic Awards entries
• Oban Lorne turn on the style with an impressive win over Greenock
• Early end to Australian Grand Prix for McPhee
• Olympic medallist thrills Mid Argyll swimmers
• Saints have no answer to slick Gowdie
• Scotland come out on top in a close encounter with the Irish
• Oban golfer Robert wins first pro event
• MARTIAL ARTS
• Indoor league continues with a double header
• Council rejects plans to build student flats in Fort William
• Corpach noise issue may get worse
• Royal National Mòd bids fond farewell to Lochaber
• Work starts on groundbrea­king Strontian school
• What’s On in Lochaber
• Nevis hydro scheme celebrated
• Lochaber Times steps in to fund Fort cinema group screenings
• GFG update wheel factory plans
• Double Gaelic nomination for Skye teachers
• Lewis crofters welcome renewable subsidy plan
• Highlands and islands flights could be hit by new tax
• Concerns over Uist dental consultati­on
• Western Isles women take up breast check invite
• Woman, 103, oldest person to have surgery at Belford
• Mystery of slate memorial
• Councillor­s reassured over cladding
• Corran Ferry
• Highlands and Islands
• Fort William
• Western Isles
• Beachd Ailein
• Who makes decisions on council budget?
• Developing the Young Workforce Events
• Island celebrates as Barra’s Laura goes back to school
• Broadband boost for rural areas
• Mixed fortunes for Lochaber boxers at novice championsh­ips
• Primary youngsters take part in schools basketball event
• Magic Munro rescues Jags from Boswell scare

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