The Oban Times - 2018-02-22

• Disabled Lorna is left high and dry by flooded property
• A85 is ‘probably safest road in Argyll’
• Day of action on RBS plan
• Centenary sculpture is tribute to Iolaire disaster
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• Lifeboats and tug help stricken cargo vessel
• £1m cuts plan for roads decline
• Red Hot Chilli Pipers frontman ‘bags’ favour from Oban musicians
• POLICE FILES
• Coastal homes at threat from sea
• Numbers of people using New Hope Kitchen double
• Community shares in Rockfield Centre are a first for Oban
• Let’s all help with the big Oban spring clean
• Shortcut from Dunollie to seafront is no more
• Curling club ends 55-year wait to win Argyll title
• Pensioner builds bins barricade
• Welcome to our world
• Buy-out bid for stone skimming quarry
• Councillor­s to vote on cuts and fee hikes
• At Random Council has no place in commercial competitio­n
• Youngsters tackle plastic pollution
• Oban teenager raising cash for Chile work
• Hare-raising tales of intriguing species
• Arisaig event marks sinking of hospital ship Glenart Castle
• Social media
• Live exports breach EU regulation­s
• Mum-of-two Fiona embarks on mercy mission for medicine to Iraq
• Your chance to play Oban Live
• New writing award in memory of student
• MSP asks for U-turn on dental hub plan
• Love is in the air with Spring weddings
• Lunga House - a Scottish Seaside Castle
• Argyll and Bute – civil ceremonies
• Mull and Iona gathering a great success
• Spring clean your wardrobe
• Festival of Performanc­e suffers final breakdown
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Scotland’s woodland and farmland birds increase
• Mountain experts warn against clothing magnets
• Around the markets
• Union writes to all major retailers ahead of Easter
• Argyll and Lochaber shepherds impress at stockjudgi­ng event
• Oban Earra-Ghaidheal beat Mallaig and raise money for the Nancy Glen Fund
• Impressive away win for Lorne Ladies
• Atlantis 5-a-side indoor league gets under way
• Clubs gear up for new shinty season
• Oban pupils to compete in SP Energy Networks Warriors Championsh­ip
• Indoor sports hall athletics competitio­n come to Atlantis Leisure next week
• Saints come up just short as Lees storm into last eight
• Refuge hits out at budget cuts
• Skier alive after ‘exceptiona­l’ rescue
• Rememberin­g the Glencoe massacre
• View from the Chamber
• Emotional send-off for popular teachers
• Anger over council handling of cuts U-turn for schools
• Fort business owners call for High Street to open to traffic
• Town Team urges Travelodge to remove ‘backland’ gates
• Centenary sculpture is tribute to disaster
• Lifeboats and tug help stricken cargo vessel
• Former library coffee shop to become Stornoway ‘makerspace’
• Point and Sandwick Trust sponsors touring Hebridean drama about women
• Tributes pour in for ‘Coco’ – Lochaber’s favourite son
• £500,000 to develop Stornoway media village
• Concerns over Ben Nevis ‘human chain’ rally
• Town team take year out from festival
• Kinlochlev­en engineerin­g aces secure UK finals spot in contest
• M&S manager gives Rotary talk
• Fort William
• Desperate need for spending on roads
• Beachd Ailein
• Five star Lochaber cruise to victory
• Silver lining for Josh after bruising North of Scotland final

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