The Oban Times - 2018-05-03

• Ferry disruption continues as CalMac’s crisis goes on
• Dad saves son after learning to give baby CPR
• Hugh Smith’s letter from Islay
• MSPs voice anger over CalMac poor planning
• US flag made on Islay heads home
• MSP backs foodbank’s call for Universal Credit review
• Cinema hopes to finish first upgrade by summer
• POLICE FILES
• North Argyll Young Carers get £12,000 from Rotarians
• Council begs ministers for more care cash
• Disgraced hotelier to hand over nearly £100,000
• Guiding the way to improved disabled access across Argyll
• Stepping out for weekend of dance
• New start for dyslexia support group
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Festival will be ‘piping hot’
• Campaigns twin up to save school buildings
• Oban and Dunbeg fail to form community councils
• At Random
• SWI ARGYLL FEDERATION SHOW
• ‘Awesome’ hydro scheme offers shares
• The road through the isles
• Winged spring arrivals
• CalMac woes caused by Sunday sailings
• More money needed for care, not cuts
• Communitie­s let down by ferry issues
• Beachd Ailein
• When going to work is a labour of love
• Oban midwife Betty MacIntyre honoured with her NHS ‘Oscar’
• HSCP appoints new director Sandra
• Meet the team at the Scottish Sealife Sanctuary
• THIS WEEK’S WALKS
• Mull eagles beat the royals with new arrival
• Bringing Argyll to the world
• Why I love Argyll
• Ballet West heads to Far East with new touring company
• Folk duo Sophie Ramsay and Sarah Smout return to Argyll
• malt month OF THE
• Acclaimed Clare supports Oban Music Society’s new piano fund
• Flashing Lights and Visual Floaters
• Your local radio listings
• Around the markets
• Union blasts ban on use of neonicotin­oids
• Farmers urged to record fruit and veg losses
• West Coast PROPERTY GUIDE
• Pilgrims’ progress is blessed by warm spring sunshine
• Former Moderator’s ‘deep joy’ at honorary doctorate
• Thought for the week
• Rotary prepares to tee up for 33rd Am-Am
• Glencruitt­en
• Oban High at First Shinty festival
• Green Machine are pipped at the post
• Man cycled from Dundee to take part in Oban Sportive
• Green Army lift the silverware
• Macaulay and Sutherland Cup ties take centre stage this weekend
• Oban Lorne Ladies bowl them over
• Fort William FC to keep place in Highland League
• Call made for fire unit to be upgraded
• Big Bang comes to Lochaber High
• View from the Chamber
• In Lochaber
• Fishery groups back call for halt on new salmon farms
• Fort William HGV driver fined £360
• Sheriff bans motorist for 16 months
• Belford Hospital plans confirm major developmen­t
• Island schools shortliste­d in contest
• Fèis participat­ion fund for low-income families
• MSP Allan highlights fears over foodbank report
• Call for minister to intervene in ferry row
• MSP Allan calls time on ‘idle abuse’ of Gaelic
• Argyll’s only boarding school opens doors to interested families
• Fort man has ‘alarming history’, says sheriff
• Hotelier to repay traffickin­g proceeds
• More items from Roamer columns of 30 years ago
• New Criche Bridge near Glenfinnan opens
• Rotary club gets down to business over lunch
• CalMac woes caused by Sunday sailings
• More money needed for care, not cuts
• Beachd Ailein
• Communitie­s let down by ferry issues
• Lochaber boxers finish the season in style at home show
• Ten-man Fort fall short
• Lochaber defeat Cowal
• Dramatic comeback earns Mallaig three points

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