The Oban Times - 2018-04-26

• Two-year-olds among hidden young carers in North Argyll
• Teenagers praised for helping injured woman
• Glen Creran appeal rejected
• Leverburgh takes delivery of new £2 million lifeboat
• CalMac ferry woes continue after repair complicati­ons
• Cycling sisters are off to royal wedding
• Misaks visit Mull, Eigg and Skye
• A taste of a nip around Islay
• Numbers have to be capped for 10k and half-marathon
• Kitchen Garden asks court for firm to be wound up
• New Dunbeg homes could be ‘most inclusive’
• Bridge crash lorry driver fined £1,000
• First for Oban as Rockfield Centre launches share scheme
• Lonan Drive house plan objections force hearing
• Oban to host first Walk a Mile event
• Finally heading in the right direction
• New parking charges delayed until signs arrive
• What’s on at The Rockfield Centre, Oban
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Euan’s Guide backers gather to promote tourism initiative
• Council finds way to save hut built for disabled family
• Forestry plan seeks public feedback
• Ballyhenna­n remembered
• Old oil depot to become Crinan heritage gateway
• HSCP chief officer should stand down
• We must all learn to keep Gaelic alive
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Rhododendr­ons are unfairly maligned
• Inside Oban’s new £36m high school
• Argyll College – Think Again
• Big party weekend at Mull Music Festival
• Sabhal Mòr Ostaig students come to Glasgow
• Limited tickets left for Scottish Ballet show in Oban
• Oban Unsigned winner is Lochaber waitress
• Silver Chanter piping competitio­n moves to Glasgow
• New single will benefit homeless charity
• Countdown is on for Oban's 35th Highlands and Islands Music and Dance Festival.
• Volunteers are needed to ‘drive’ riding for disabled
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Food waste feeds into environmen­tal project
• Around the markets
• Next generation line up to take over bull sales
• Creamery turns sour for First Milk
• Beaumont says Oban Sportive is the toughest he has ridden
• Tobermory rally driver wins Speyside Stages
• Isle of Seil
• Saints rev up to rattle Rolls Royce
• MARTIAL RTS
• MacTavish Cup holders suffer a scare before making it through to semi-finals
• Oban Lorne defeat Dumfries to win under-18 bowl final
• Green Machine suffer heavy defeat
• Fire service moves to allay hydrant fears after blaze
• Six months’ curfew for Fort man
• Glen Creran quarry rejected
• Harley Davidson bikers rumble through Lochaber
• MSP takes up ferry issue with minister
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• View from the Chamber
• Gallery breathes new life into mortuary
• Fort man in school roof stand-off
• Man fined £480 for hammer offence
• Steering group formed for fund
• Skye Piping Society severs link with historic contest
• Wheely good effort helps Lewis pupil Connor
• New Gaelic primary school opens in Portree
• Islanders to have say on new transport study
• Extra cash for crofters and farmers welcomed
• Skye arts charity secures lottery funding
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Pupils impress at green energy expo
• Delight is voiced as Caol play park contract awarded
• High school pupils get on their bikes
• Spean Bridge, Roy Bridge and Achnacarry Community Council
• Morar River Bridge project complete
• Mull will have £1m spent on its roads
• We must all learn to keep Gaelic alive
• Beachd Ailein
• Social media
• Mallaig out of Highland Cup at first attempt
• Lochaber rugby star sets sights on African trip
• Fort William concede 12 goals as Formartine cruise to victory

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