The Oban Times - 2018-09-06

• Near miss ordeal steps up crossing campaign
• GUARANTEED £2,500 TO BE WON THIS WEEK!
• First fish farm planned for Jura’s wild west coast
• Pressure mounts to change law after inquiry
• FAI urges lifejacket­s be mandatory
• Time for tea...
• Oban on track to be first ‘health town’
• TIMELINE of saga
• Hundreds queue up for M&S opening
• Dalmally Show receives the ladies’ full approval
• North Connel and District Horticultu­ral Show winners
• It’s been a wonderful year for cruise ships
• BEHIND THE SCENES at Atlantis
• ‘Big Bill’ raises over £12,000 for charities
• People urged to attend Oban Bay meeting
• Ganavan ‘sold’ is untrue
• Oban scouts reopen doors
• Barra visit renews pressure on RBS
• Digital workshops for Highlands and Islands
• Boost for Argyll and Bute’s Rural Growth Deal
• War has unusual twist of fate
• Council should publish attendance records
• Beachd Ailein
• Time for council to take control over Oban Bay
• Visiting Danish MPs explore road tariff policy impact
• Wildlife legend heads for the Highlands
• Lochaber Environmen­tal Group
• Project connects with the past
• This week’s walks
• Injured sailor is rescued by Oban lifeboat
• Throwers and Dreamers
• Choosing wisely and planning for their future
• Merchiston Profile
• Strathalla­n School
• A great place to live and learn
• Sunshine brings out Cowal crowds
• A night of Gaelic and Americana
• Three exciting exhibition­s at Resipole Studios this autumn
• Everyone is Different
• Oban-based author shortliste­d for top Scottish award
• Far, Far From Ypres – masterful production of one man’s war
• Your local radio listings
• AmeriCeili­dh gig for Bookends
• Highland Romance
• Let us paint a positive picture of our farming
• Around the markets
• Latest commercial property market report shows changing picture
• ACKNOWLEDG­EMENTS
• Meals charity feeds Kerala flood families
• THOUGHT for the week
• Comfortabl­e win for Green Machine
• Impressive start for Lorne Ladies
• Variety of wind conditions for Round Shuna fleet
• Islay Marathon on Sunday
• Helen and Abbie help Scotland qualify for Rugby Europe Grand Prix Series
• Women’s shinty cup finals take centre stage
• £8,000 Gaelic youth shinty boost announced
• Saints turn on the style in excellent Scottish Cup win
• Wind farm windfall for Spean Bridge area
• Future of Fort William to be discussed with public
• No surprise at ‘tragic’ A82 accident figures
• Privatisat­ion an option for Corran Ferry link
• Lochaber Housing closer to solving wall staining
• Fort fines dodger pays up after wages seized
• Councillor­s move on transport study
• VIEW FROM The Chamber
• Skye firm to designLT new Fort cinema
• What’s on in Lochaber
• Delight at number of flower and produce show entries
• ‘Prayers and pipes’ gets rosary walkers up Ben Nevis
• Rotary Club welcomes German contingent
• Sub sea to summit success
• Skye ferry welcomes first female skipper
• Transport heritage centre a step closer thanks to trust
• Event puts focus on access issues
• Dawn performanc­e draws crowd
• ‘Historic milestone’ as Gaelic school opens
• Council should publish attendance records
• Investment is key to improving A82 safety
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Comhairle ‘tentative’ over £3.5m ferry fund
• ‘Challengin­g’ Skye tourism in spotlight
• Throwers and Dreamers
• Fort William earn first point of the season against Strasthspe­y
• League leaders put 11 past faltering Fort
• Cunningham pulls the strings as Mallaig score eight against United
• Lochaber brush aside Moffat to claim first victory of the season
• Helen and Abbie help Scotland qualify for Rugby Europe Grand Prix Series
• Wild makes it nine in a row

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