The Oban Times - 2018-07-19

• Oban businesses blast ‘diabolical’ parking fees
• Tropical paradise? No, it’s Tiree festival
• Argyll defibrilla­tors ‘need guardian angels’
• ‘CuddleCot’ to help grieving parents
• Final wish to rest in Oban
• M&S reveals opening date for new store
• CMAL bid to control Oban Bay ‘ignores’ local views, says RYA
• US family finally find their father
• Spaceport takes one giant leap … over North Uist
• POLICE FILES Sergeant Iain MacNicol
• Tralee beach owner says yes to possible sale talks
• Rapist who attacked Oban woman is jailed
• U-boat surfaces on Argyll loch
• New generation host record games
• Planners give green light to main building
• Hoping for rain as duck race looms
• Win car ticket to Harry Potter drive-in movie
• Council vows to collect £2 million unpaid local tax
• The One Show heads for the Outer Hebrides
• New route into teaching is accredited
• Fond farewell to auctioneer
• Fish farm plan hauls up protest
• Bordeaux and a very good book
• Cowal’s ‘57 varieties’ of walking pleasure
• Celebrate the Cowal Way
• Three local firms go up for green awards
• Archive catalogues fascinatin­g history of Harris Tweed industry
• Memorial with a difference
• Book chronicles hydro industry
• An independen­t harbour trust is needed for Oban
• Wonders of the modern age bring closure for family
• Beachd Ailein
• Six decades of service and still giving
• Parking is a shambles
• Argyll forest wins top ‘Tree Oscar’
• Get a free home composting starter kit
• This week’s walks
• Mull whale charity needs your votes
• A show of strength for Taynuilt
• WEST HIGHLAND YACHTING WEEK
• Something for everyone
• Behind the scenes – the Joint Regatta Committee and race team
• Get on the water with Argyll College
• Early bird entries
• Johnnie is new to the team but well-kent face at WHYW
• West Highland Yachting Week’s search for the best young journalist
• WHYW 71 - Social Programme
• Sailing Programme
• Where to see the fleet
• Skye sees return of Jacobites
• Former Clydesider’s tribute to the fallen
• A small sample of the gorgeous summer menu at the Tayvallich Inn...
• Mull’s scarecrow trail could be longest in UK
• Record number of students flock to Ceòlas
• Your local radio listings
• Around the markets
• Farmers urged to make safety a top priority
• Making hay while sun shines
• THE BEST VALUE CONTRACT HIRE DEAL ON THE MARKET FROM S&S SERVICES.
• UK housing sales remain subdued as rent expectatio­ns continue to heat up
• Constructi­on industry needs clarity about post-Brexit visa rules
• MEMORIAMS
• Obituary: Marion Seonag Graham Morison
• THOUGHT for the week
• Scotland under-17 squad named
• Susie Wolff to head up Venturi’s Formula E team
• Kilmallie defeat Mid Argyll to lift the Balliemore Cup
• Employers struggle to recruit owing to a housing shortage
• Transport bosses to look again at Glenfinnan 60mph speed limit
• VIEW FROM The Chamber
• Fort woman was five times drink-drive limit
• Claggan driver given jail warning
• Spean house plans await approval
• New deal secures future for Fort subsea training centre
• WHAT’S ON IN LOCHABER
• Acharacle bus firm buys Caol depot
• Fort man fined £400 for causing a disturbanc­e
• New route into teaching gains its accreditat­ion
• All set for Ardnamurch­an Fèis
• New generation host record games
• Stramash nursery boss hails boost for outdoor learning
• Festival spot for Skye’s Bollywood dancers
• Lewis group launches ‘Friends of the Trust’ membership
• ‘Dark day’ as union claims yard is ‘effectivel­y closed’
• Life on Skye before the NHS
• One Show heads for the Hebrides
• Win car ticket to Harry Potter drive-in movie
• Keir gets set to rock Belladrum
• MSP backs innovative new cycling scheme
• Novel approach to publicatio­n
• Bordeaux and a very good book
• An independen­t harbour trust is needed for Oban
• Sale of bus depot is a welcome boost for Lochaber transport
• Beachd Ailein
• Campaigner­s count 1,700 Glenfinnan visitors in two hours
• KILMALLIE
• Council get update on Belford replacemen­t
• Group seeks views on Kinloch Castle future
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Scotland under 17 squad named
• Legends past and present enjoy a special day in honour of Coco and David
• Fort college duo win sporting blues

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