The Oban Times - 2018-01-11

• Public slam ‘shambolic’ and ‘disgracefu­l’ roads
• Argyll mourns Hugo after tragedy on Loch Creran oyster farm
• 237 people oppose home demolition
• Islay cheers for Faslane sailors and marines
• Ulva buy-out wins vote support
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• Windfall for Islay Gaelic Centre
• Duo jailed after stealing from vulnerable pensioner
• Care home has improvemen­t notice lifted
• Gaelic available all over Argyll and Isles
• Sentence is deferred for sexual assault
• Bin collection­s are a ‘disgrace’
• Rockfield Centre boost from heritage fund
• Oban’s Betty is a record breaker at 105
• Oban brickie knocked man off his bar stool
• Thousands oppose caviar farm
• Worker racially abused over ticket
• At Random
• Ferryman Andy moves back to dry land to focus on artwork
• Uist’s third Fèis Chullaig hits all the right notes
• Inveraray
• HIAL invests £28 million in air traffic technology
• Soay: island has an interestin­g past
• Beachd Ailein
• Poetic account of the Clearing of Inniemore
• Social media
• NHS Highland should hang head in shame
• Commemorat­ing 50th anniversar­y of tragic plane crash at Lochailort
• Mànran rock Oban and Skye
• Gaelic-Indian fusion group to play Celtic Connection­s
• Army Reserves to visit Oban and Fort William
• A time for reflection
• START 2018 WITH WEST HIGHLAND COLLEGE UHI
• New year, new you!
• What can Interface do for your business?
• Scots kittiwakes facing extinction
• UK’s first polar bear cub born in the Highlands
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Climate change is a threat to birds
• Loans from the Scottish Government help homes stay warm and cut bills
• Kirk appoints its first ‘farming minister’
• Farmers sign up in their thousands for cattle record system
• Around the markets
• Details on support post-Brexit is welcomed
• SFHA responds to Draft Scottish Budget
• Obituary – Sandy MacFarlane
• Obituary – Sheila Clifford from Coll
• Fort misery continues as Broch relish seven heaven
• Lochaber ’s Yells takes top spot
• Brave fight but Lorne go down to Allan Glen’s
• Oban High School holds badminton championsh­ips
• Brown proves to be the big shot at clay target shoot
• Matheson mows down Beauly
• MARTIAL A RTS
• High school pupils taught a lesson
• Parents voice fears over Caol school crossing arrangemen­ts
• Belford Hospital exceeds A&E targets
• Lochaber midges prove a fierce obstacle to biggest little railway
• MP to hold surgery on Mallaig RBS closure
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• Frustratio­n over new prison plans
• Belford escapes worst of flu pressures so far
• Campaign launched as plastic pollution is last straw for MSP
• BEAR brings forward A82 resurfacin­g works
• Finnish couple a course coup for West Highland College
• Councillor defends gritting services
• Connel bridge to close for maintenanc­e
• Christmas donations help fight elderly isolation on Lewis
• Ferry operator enjoys increased passenger numbers and revenue
• Public meetings on port plans
• Time to end Highland energy rip-off, says MSP
• Quietest year in a decade for Lochaber mountain rescuers
• Caol man helps museum reach milestone
• Reserves visit Fort in search of recruits
• Ferryman Andy moves back to dry land to focus on artwork
• More Roamerisms from the 1980s
• Uist’s third Fèis Chullaig hits all the right notes
• Inveraray
• Beachd Ailein
• Poetic account of the Clearing of Inniemore
• Social media
• NHS Highland should hang head in shame
• Public slam the ‘shambolic’ and ‘disgracefu­l’ roads
• Thousands opposed to caviar farm
• Argyll mourns Hugo after tragedy on Loch Creran oyster farm
• Worker racially abused over ticket
• High school pupils taught a lesson
• Fort misery continues as Broch relish seven heaven
• Lochaber ’s Yells takes top spot

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