The Oban Times - 2018-10-18

• Tributes pour in for ‘heart of gold’ Oban cafe owner
• Sky’s the limit for Cameron
• RNLI issue a call-out for fundraisin­g crew
• Loch Awe road is one of Britain’s spookiest
• POLICE FILES
• ‘Oban must plan for floods’
• Mull faces winter of ferry discontent
• Next step in rural growth deal for Argyll
• SSEN admits fault after power surges
• Oban man is in fear of ‘dangerous’ trees
• GinFall Festival comes to The Corran Halls
• Oban Winter Festival is to shimmer and shine
• Community projects land ownership funds
• Meeting to discuss beach buy-out
• LoveOban vouchers are brilliant presents
• Selling rare whisky was ‘biggest regret’
• Argyll MP seeks meeting after chaos on the A83
• Ardchattan’s public survey
• Mull woman is guilty of drink driving and assault
• Dear Reader
• Exciting times ahead for the Regent Hotel in Oban
• New drive starts to bring young travellers to Oban
• Tenant for new Moorings at Malin House
• Islay distillery reveals plans for new visitor centre
• Some lived and died by the sword
• Appealing for your stories from First World War
• Eminently sensible solution to prevent future flooding
• Beachd Ailein
• Victory lap for Kilbride spokesman
• BENDERLOCH
• New dark skies festival launched
• Campaign aims to boost tourism
• Research atlas reveals west coast as cetacean hotspot
• This week’s walks
• Arts focus on rural homelessne­ss
• Shortliste­d debut novel is gripping read for all ages
• Dunoon welcomes Royal National Mòd
• Allan’s Mòd
• Robert’s Mòd
• Sun, rain and 7,000 miles on a plane...
• Teams pitch in with shinty and football
• New chief officer for Argyll health
• A healthy rate of growth
• Western Isles prepares for Dìleab concerts
• Lochaber fiddler’s musical road trip
• New fringe adds to fear factor at Faclan 2018
• Next month sees launch of Gaelic Schools Debate 2018
• Your local radio listings
• Around the markets
• Lochaber meeting will focus on fluke
• Dacia Sandero named best small hatchback in Honest John Satisfacti­on Index 2018
• Allied health profession­als focus on eye care
• Scotland boss Reid looks to extend winning run
• Mother and son are just champion
• Henry has the drive to succeed
• Saints face tough tie in West of Scotland Cup
• Camanachd Associatio­n announce Scotland’s first School of Shinty
• A life on the ocean waves
• Craig’s high five as Lorne dump Loch Lomond at Glencruitt­en
• Joint plan for Coire Glas
• Knuckledus­ter and knife cost Fort man £600
• Supermarke­t worker is put on Sex Offenders’ Register
• Disgraced former hotel owner is back in court
• Lochaber Chamber chief stands down
• Fort supermarke­t worker ordered to be of good behaviour
• 170kgs of rubbish collected from Ben
• Flooding cuts off access to Glenfinnan Monument
• Fort William High Street shortliste­d
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Ardgour historic gunpowder horn on show at new V&A
• Shaping Tourism in Lochaber
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• £23m funding gap written off
• Plans lodged for hospital at Broadford
• Graduation­s at Sabhal Mor Ostaig
• Gap-year Isabelle is Student of the Year
• Eminently sensible solution to prevent future flooding
• Pupils’ pebble art shows how Fort William rocks
• FORT WILLIAM
• STRONELAIR­G
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Caol Conversati­ons may lead to a better place
• Lochaber edge past Shawlands to go third
• Tough tie for Oban side in West of Scotland Cup
• Spean take Lochaber schools triathlon gold
• Vale fire in eight as Fort toil in the pouring rain
• ‘We want teams to fear coming to Claggan Park’
• South Lochaber Thistle secure semi-final spot
• New Fort chairman aims to bring stability

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