The Oban Times - 2018-01-25

• Oban cinema plans kitchen, showers and ‘genderless’ loos
• £104,000 raised for lost fishermen
• Demolition dispute
• Dancing dreams
• New unit launched
• Up for the cup
• Tourism boom
• Ulva buyout
• New Iona hall gets £900,000 Lottery boost
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• MP demands action on air traffic control plan
• POLICE FILES
• Scots film star sends vegan caviar to council as part of farm protest
• Mum Fiona asks for help to build a big Oban Lego club
• New award for best customer service in Oban
• At Random
• Cycle route art cash up for grabs
• Competitio­n spotlight on autumn artwork
• Inveraray
• A turblent and bloody part of the land
• Book chronicles tourism in Highlands
• Shocked by plan to cut road safety unit
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Disappoint­ed during recent visit to Oban
• Baxter vows to prevent cuts to front line staff in schools
• Argyll and Bute celebrates the Year of Young People
• Gritters eat through Lochaber salt stocks for whole winter
• Avalanche risk hampers Ben Nevis search
• Glasgow Letter
• Singers lead Gaelic song weekend
• malt month OF THE
• Fire breathing Fiat to light up Scotland
• Hunt for missing Meg ends in tears after collie found on hill
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Research will provide insight into Scottish wildcats
• Teamwork will help deliver Flow idea
• Weather and women: chairman reports
• Around the markets
• Bull sales will feature Lincoln Reds
• Loans from the Scottish Government help homes stay warm and cut bills
• New guidance to help social landlords meet their obligation­s on allocation­s and suspension­s
• Obituary – Murdo MacLeod
• Celtic will field two teams this season
• Weather wins as cup tie is snowed off
• Indoor athletic competitio­ns in Argyll
• Tributes to Duncan MacDougall from the Argyll football family
• Baxter vows to prevent cuts to front line staff in schools
• Caol Marni is our Pet Idol winner
• Gritters eat through Lochaber salt stocks
• Avalanche risk hampers Ben Nevis search
• Hunt on for memories of Kilmallie brothers killed in First World War
• Two honorary sheriffs in town for Fort court
• Delays getting trains back on track after landslip
• Snow brings weekend roads chaos to Glencoe
• Sir Lewis to lead review of Skye out-of-hours care
• Contractor­s sought for Lews Castle grounds project
• Scottish Labour leader highlights fragile islands economy at conference
• Comhairle plastic straw pledge
• Lottery cash for Bragar community centre
• Kyle RNLI and Fred. Olsen celebrate 50-year partnershi­p
• Tributes paid to councillor and shinty stalwart
• Road works scheduled for A82
• Long-serving firefighte­rs from Kilchoan call it a day
• More Roamerisms from 30 years ago
• Holiday park owners praised by David Bellamy for countrysid­e care
• MSP praises Mallaig and Morar
• Fort William
• Shocked by plan to cut road safety unit
• Beachd Ailein
• Private funds needed to support Ulva
• Social media
• Disappoint­ed during recent visit to Oban
• Argyll schools urged to go hi-tech
• Oban cinema plans kitchen, showers and ‘genderless’ loos
• £104,000 raised by appeal for lost Tarbert fishermen
• Argyll and Bute celebrates the Year of Young People
• Claggan Park pies score gold at world championsh­ips
• Alleycats claw their way to a clean sweep of results

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