The Oban Times - 2018-04-05

• Cuts threaten to end training position for Oban teenager
• Parents launch appeal for baby Freya
• Minister calls for health bosses to resign
• Tributes for Oban teacher John Porter
• Small business premises boost for Mull
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• Island GP warns new contract will bring significan­t change
• Ten new affordable homes planned to halt Jura population decline
• Health chiefs shelve worst of the cuts
• Here to support men too
• POLICE FILES
• Contents of Oban High School going to Somalia
• Behind the scenes at Atlantis Leisure
• Ready to start walking tour guide training
• Mothballed Ardchattan school could create jobs
• Routine screening saved my life, says breast cancer survivor Katy
• Second servings of Meals on Wheels
• Marketing Oban together
• At Random
• Royal appeal to help save The Argylls’ museum in Stirling
• Squirrels are unkown in Morvern
• New book chronicles travelling in pyjamas
• No expansion of Loch Etive fish farms
• GP contract will provide better service
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Deposit scheme will address littering
• Day in the life of Telecare outreach worker Donna
• Marine ecologist awarded professors­hip from UHI
• VISIT CARRADA;E
• Stagecoach to pull out of Lochaber at end of June
• Plan to expand salmon farm
• MSP demands inquiry as ‘illegal’ dredging increases
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Judges uphold right to roam on Loch Lomond park estate
• West Coast in bloom for rhododendr­on festival
• Heather puts TV focus on island characters
• High praise for North Lorn Drama Festival
• Former dancer still relishes Oban festival
• Creative siblings combine to create second poetry book
• Glasgow Letter
• Brief Encounters on the West Highland Line coming soon to a railway station near you!
• Zoo welcomes triplets
• Around the markets
• Two Mull trainees land top Lantra awards
• RBS set to review Skye Croft House Grant case
• All change at Argyll and Bute Third Sector Interface
• Thought for the week
• League leaders Cove put dozen past Fort William
• Organisers hail Ski-an-Duro success
• Olympic medallist visits Highland ski resorts
• Oban Lorne Ladies are looking the part
• Cup competitio­ns get under way
• Green Machine get back to winning ways
• Stagecoach to pull out of Lochaber at end of June
• GFG to invest £60m in hydro power
• Plan to expand salmon farm
• Highland Haggis Festival kicks off in Spean Bridge
• View from the Chamber
• Great Glen Way guidance app is launched
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• Campaigner­s ‘cautiously optimistic’ on Dail Mhor
• Glenuig man in pub cheesecake row fined £315 at sheriff court
• Rare Skye dinosaur prints shine a light on lost period
• Castle reveals ambitious future plans
• Fears for boatbuildi­ng course
• Superfast broadband delivered to Knoydart
• MSPs agree new hearing on Skye health petition
• Changes to Uig service
• ‘Sofa’ gig raises LMRT cash
• Fiona’s time at Fort museum comes to end
• Lochaber MSP makes history with Gaelic speech
• West Highland College UHI welcomes new board members
• Warned for public indecency incident
• Kilmallie Community Council
• Recycling maps to help reduce waste
• More items from the Retro Roamer columns of 30 years ago
• Kishorn Port secures decommissi­oning funds
• No expansion of Loch Etive fish farms
• GP contract will provide better service
• Deposit scheme will address littering
• Social media
• Beachd Ailein
• Cuts threaten to end training position for Oban teenager
• Green Machine get back to winning ways
• League leaders Cove put dozen past Fort William
• Organisers hail Ski-an-Duro success
• Olympic medallist visits Highland ski resorts

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