The Oban Times - 2018-08-09

• Oban food charity Hope braces for benefits crisis
• Oban’s Dee in sporting world first
• Village says: watch out Hollywood!
• MPs voice urgent appeal to save Royal Bank branches
• Outer Hebrides Tourism board appoints first chief executive
• Councillor calls for Oban parking summit
• Early diagnoses of cancers fall
• Have your say on health and care changes
• Hundreds of complaints about state of Islay roads
• Iona cliff fall survivor reunited with rescuers
• Rockfield shares drive tops £150,000
• Fish farms hit back under intense scrutiny
• Fight Knight club is open in Oban
• Benderloch calf reigns supreme at Lorn Show
• Mull’s Hannah helps to rescue abused elephant
• The raft race is all set to launch
• Charity concert will be last
• Seagulls are accused of starting a ‘crimewave’ on island
• Tie-breaker at Bunessan Show
• The year Invictus came to Killin Highland Games
• Education improves after damning report
• Tiree honours war heroes
• Air crew died in tragic mid-air accident
• Shareholde­rs to switch on to new offer
• Loch Fyne Oysters signs new partnershi­p deal
• Persecutio­n gets my goat
• Her heart is in the Highlands
• Parking charges will drive away visitors to Argyll
• Dee’s appointmen­t to rugby’s top job is deserved recognitio­n
• Shinty cup encounter was a sporting joy to behold
• Beachd Ailein
• DISTRICT NEWS
• Argyll makes its mark on map
• New whisky trail for the Hebrides
• Minkes spotted in Hebrides and Lochaber
• Funding boost for Argyll route will benefit tourism businesses
• This week’s walks
• Attention all Knitters, Patchworke­rs and Crafters, Karelia House is coming back to Mull!
• Going Wild About Argyll in Glasgow
• Oban date on Ranagri tour
• Gaelic and shinty at European Championsh­ips
• Award-winning duo on tour
• Your local radio listings
• New piano sees Lorn Live score biggest ensemble
• GLAMPING In Scotland 2018
• HIE and crofting deal is welcomed
• Around the markets
• Sunday school to ‘conquer Everest’ in the Highlands
• THOUGHT for the week
• Saints retain Argyll and Bute championsh­ip
• Great sailing at West Highla
• Nd Yachting Week
• Red and blacks dent Kinlochshi­el’s title hopes
• Union leader to meet call centre staff
• Rapid thaw and rainfall derailed Loch Eilt train
• Islands tourism board appoints its first CEO
• Drama teacher’s arts plea strikes a chord
• VIEW FROM The Chamber
• Fish farming hits back under intense scrutiny
• Kinloch musicians rock Belladrum
• Mallaig and Morar Games
• Public keen to play part in plans for Belford replacemen­t
• Kate Forbes MSP set for Lochaber visit
• Councillor praises school meals after award success
• Portree trials to transform Skye health service
• Invergloy pilot smashes record
• Game on as Glenfinnan
• Gathering enters new era
• Top crime writers heading for Skye
• Concerns raised over patient escort refusals
• Free wifi rolled out in Portree town centre
• Crofting townships bid for wind farm subsidy
• Work starts on Fairy Pools car park and toilets
• ‘Positive findings’ in review of older people services
• Families flock to Portree for
• Lochaber Gathering 2018 results
• Stramash welcomes families to open day
• Fort minister takes HIV test to lessen stigma
• Orkney duo bring Celtic verve to town
• Onich driver John and young navigator enjoy rally success
• Parking charges will drive away visitors to Argyll
• Justified anger after Abellio sacks four Lochaber workers
• From the early 1990s
• FORT WILLIAM
• Caley Jags put 16 past Fort in cup
• Mixed weather for first week of Plockton Regatta
• Disappoint­ment for Mallaig as they lose out in extra time
• Mist, rain and sun – it must be the West Ardnamurch­an Regatta
• Déjà vu for Fort as Buckie score eleven

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