The Oban Times - 2018-09-20

• Teens escape ‘dangerous’ playpark tower collapse
• Oban church’s very own baby boom
• Crowds flock to Oban for shinty showpiece
• 1,400 fight fish farm off Jura’s west coast
• Oban man spared jail for indecent images
• 1,200 sign petition to revoke Burnside’s pension
• Transplant patient plans to raise thank you funds
• Police files
• ‘Ferry disruption cannot continue’
• Kay takes on outback adventure at age of 72
• Oban High teams up with Norwegian schools
• Petition backed by thousands
• £800,000 needed to fix Kerrera’s new breakwater
• Scammers target Oban and isles
• Another hectic weekend in store
• Holyrood hears new GP contract protest
• Susie races home for birthday at Atlantis
• Self-building loan fund welcomed by Argyll housing chief
• Tiree flag unfurled
• Helping you and your baby to sleep easy
• Mystery of Mull sea eagle revealed
• Brendan O’Hara MP vows to vote against Boundary Commission plan
• Fish farm refutes ‘shocking’ footage
• Classics are out in force at Motorfest
• Oban mum’s fix for shoes heads to US
• Reward is offered for Bluebelle’s safe return
• Meeting is set over dangerous school crossing
• Jura and Janie top list for volunteer awards
• Bowfest – music, food and lots of festival fun
• Going down a storm on Coll
• Mum rises to the top with village business
• Oban restaurant is put up for sale at £850,000
• M&S to give away 100 golden tickets in Oban and Fort
• Funding boost for Highlands tourism
• A lady killer in the hills of Kingairloc­h
• Dunollie’s Donald shortliste­d
• Safety of children at primary school must be top priority
• Congratula­tions on ferry summit
• Searching for father’s photograph
• Beachd Ailein
• DISTRICT NEWS
• Mull and Iona Pipe Band are on top of The World
• Get to know the Argyll beavers
• Marcus’s mammoth mountain climb
• Argyll wildlife projects soar
• Arduaine Gardens to axe trees in bid to stop rot
• This week’s walks
• GAS SAFETY WEEK: BEWARE OF GAS POISONING MISDIAGNOS­IS
• World films shine at Hebridean festival
• Alasdair Gillies’ 80th birthday
• Stone skimmers set sail for Easdale and world championsh­ips
• The Benderloch stone and other traveller’s tales
• Wild About Argyll and CHArts join forces for foodie festival
• Irish Stars set to shine at the Nevis Centre
• Jimmy Shand story comes to Oban
• Your local radio listings
• Marketing under the spotlight at Lochaber meeting
• Around the markets
• Farm buildings and machinery
• ALL-NEW SUBARU XV RECEIVES COMMENDATI­ON AT 2018 WHAT CAR? AWARDS
• New poll shows strong public support for greater investment in housing
• Live Literature sails in to island primary school
• Table topping ladies record impressive win
• Alasdair Currie in star driver shoot-out
• Newtonmore and Rockfield primaries win shinty festival
• Lorne come out on top in derby
• Narky Arky are put to the sword
• Infrastruc­ture key to 2040 vision
• Shoplifter­s appear in sheriff court
• Fort man fined for keeping unlicensed air rifle
• Act of ‘stupidity’ sees Montrose visitor to Fort fined £480
• Man receives 150 hours for growing cannabis in home
• Driver given absolute discharge over travel card fraud charge
• Supervisio­n order after threatenin­g pub staff
• 1960s photo boosts plans for Old Fort visitor centre
• Supervisio­n for man who assaulted father
• Kinlochlev­en future bus timetable still uncertain
• Boundary changes ‘outrageous’ attack on democracy
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• Fort man in court over £1,470 in unpaid fines
• HLH and Linnhe Leisure in Nevis Centre talks
• Official opening of Fort William council offices
• O’Brien appointed Nevis Range CEO
• ABC Group stands ground in hydro cash row
• VIEW FROM The Chamber
• MSP Kate Forbes visits Plantation properties
• Unleash your creative sales potential!
• William’s tale sees more generosity from Fort folk
• Sweet music at Three Lochs Festival
• Millions needed to set up Skye flights
• Skye and Lochaber distilleri­es attend Holyrood showcase
• MSP’s high hopes for Arnish yard
• Belford gets on bike for worksite funding
• Rangers finally reveal answer behind Mull sea eagle mystery
• New chief exec for Highland Council
• Fish farm refutes ‘shocking’ footage
• Glen Nevis hostel celebrates five stars
• Congratula­tions on ferry summit
• Searching for father’s photograph
• Boundary changes for constituen­cies are unworkable
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Lochaber Sea Cadets looking for recruits to join Fort William unit
• Kinlochlev­en hosts skyrunning championsh­ips
• Hard-fought win keeps Saints out in front
• Three wins from three as Lochaber top the league

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