The Oban Times - 2018-06-28

• Bid to control Oban Bay
• Shortage of nurses at Oban hospital
• Ceilidh House bought by new Oban firm
• Owner should have ensured stricken boat was seaworthy
• ‘A shelter dropped by the gods 1,000 years ago’
• Volunteers answer RNLI’s mayday call
• Green light for Shuna fish farms
• Call for statue to mark pet monkey’s demise
• Green light for hotel holiday homes plan
• Doddie’s £100k to help MND sufferers holiday in Oban
• One girl and her dog
• Schools’ out for summer...
• Loch Awe hotel’s burgers put midges on the menu
• Atlantic rower tells of drama as huge waves swamped boat
• Lorne games bask in sunshine and glory
• Catilena Festival
• Minister retires
• Isles MP fights for refugee families
• MSP praises Western Isles lottery team
• Western Isles has first Lego club
• Young musicians star at Ardnamurch­an Mòd
• Family celebrates new Bute business
• The release of the open sea
• Historic day as Ulva changes hands
• Argyll soldier added to university roll of honour
• Islay WW100 events group wins praise
• Award prompts new investment proposal
• Entries sought for awards
• The Lochaber Times caught up with Gillies Pagan of Fiuran Property to talk about their recent expansion into Fort William…
• Lochaber firms prepare to enter Dragons’ Glen
• When the world sailed into Oban
• Nomination­s wanted for Angel awards
• A love story that all in Argyll can share
• Beachd Ailein
• Government and councils need to respect cemeteries
• Lismore pupils say thanks for new play park
• At random
• Campaign is a huge hit
• Minister praises new marina on Barra after courtesy visit
• This week’s walks
• Scotland: the first country in the world to dedicate a full year to celebratin­g young people.
• Argyll & Bute Council
• Celebratin­g 50 years of young people volunteeri­ng overseas
• New Talent flourishes at Mount Stuart Gardens
• Dollar Academy
• Helping teenagers who want to slim down
• Who cares for kids who care?
• Celebratin­g the best
• Food and drink on Skye
• Lochaber study leave boost for job seekers
• Young people are our future
• Creating more opportunit­y for young people
• The online way to get into work
• Innovative solutions to social challenges
• Yellow Badge Training – Rhona McCracken & Rowan Watkins
• In Glasgow, online or out gigging - learn with the Academy of Music and Sound
• Hometown tales from boy in bubble
• A lyrical, magical journey
• Summer dining in Oban: Loch Melfort Hotel
• A tale of love and adventure in WWII
• Organised crime washes up on shores of Loch Melfort
• Myopia prevention and control
• Win family tickets to see sensationa­l circus
• Mull Youth Theatre comes of age...
• Rockfield launches tours to support community shares
• Royal Highland Show
• Around the markets
• Mull farmer features in new Scottish Government campaign on diversity
• Crofting federation bids farewell to stalwart John
• Scottish builders bounce back
• Isuzu pickup fleet conversion­s showcased at CV Show 2018
• Private sales free listings for items under £100
• Mallaig volunteer receives High Life Highland award
• Badminton makes a big racket in Oban High School
• Anyone for a game of tennis?
• Appeal for support from Dalmally Golf Club
• Fort William FC appoints new team manager
• Magnus helps Scotland defeat Pumas
• Celtic Society Cup final at Taynuilt
• Glenfinnan traffic chaos
• Morar man ‘black sheep of family’ after offence
• Old Glencoe water tanks set to go
• Schools investment should not be ‘political football’
• Driver clocked at 110mph on A82 banned for six months and fined £540
• Mary’s Meals founder visits Lochaber youngsters
• VisitScotl­and moves to allay tourist chaos anger
• First for Scotland as Fort swimming lessons offered in Gaelic
• Queen Carla reigns over successful Caol gala day
• Historic day as island handed to community
• Mòd reveller placed on
• sex offenders’ register
• View From The Chamber
• Glenfinnan helps celebrate Kitty’s 100th birthday
• Atlantic rower tells of drama as huge waves swamped boat
• Skye traditiona­l music contest goes global
• Skye and Lochalsh ‘hit and runs’ prompt police warning
• Isles MP fights for refugee families
• The release of the open sea
• MSP praises Western Isles lottery team
• Western Isles has first Lego club
• Caol pupils impress top chef with skills
• Demand study for gas network
• First minister agrees that Reading is so Caol!’
• Glencoe ‘pod’-cast sows seeds of love
• Tourism – it’s about finding the balance
• No evidence can be found of reported unkempt gardens
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Badminton trophies make a big racquet in Oban High School
• Fort FC holds junior awards event
• Fort William appoint new team manager
• South Lochaber Thistle hold presentati­on night

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