The Oban Times - 2018-12-06

• Cost of agency nurses strains health budget
• Crash scene has a safety message
• Islanders blast Jura fish farm plan
• Funding snub for rape crisis work in Argyll
• POLICE FILES
• New barriers at Dunbeg are slammed
• Have your say over community spending
• Mull fears losing remote area nurse
• Oban chef needed TV subtitles for Americans
• Oban is urged to back Hope Kitchen ’s appeal
• Santa prepares to visit Oban
• Timeline revealed for Seil £5.6m waste water solution
• Argyll and Bute schools are given good report
• Tree festival hailed biggest and best
• Oban celebrates St Andrew’s with music and talent
• Puffer pub up for sale
• Argyll population decline concerns
• Mull couple’s first aid efforts win top award
• Life saving with the ANPs
• Man issued threats to boss
• Pampering puts ladies in the pink
• Fiuran Property launches Christmas charity giveaway
• TSL Contractor­s appoints new managing director
• His Majesty the Golden Eagle
• New Iolaire exhibition opens in Sandwick hall
• Overspendi­ng on health provision is a cause for concern
• More commercial but without real accountabi­lity
• Lamenting the loss of democracy in Lochaber
• Beachd Ailein
• Number of families in poverty in the rises
• ARGYLL AND BUTE
• Oban firm wins RSPB innovation award
• SNH survey shows upland birds in long-term decline
• Nevis Range and Disability Snowsport UK join forces for 2018/19 season on slopes
• This week’s walks
• Winners celebrate trad awards
• Care for a Cèilidh wins award
• Native American film is sell-out at Oban cinema
• Mòd Flag handover signals event’s return to Glasgow
• Your local radio listings
• Christmas LARDER
• Around the markets
• Deadline nears for Scots beef support scheme
• ŠKODA AT THE 2018 PARIS MOTOR SHOW: SPORTY, SUSTAINABL­E AND DIGITAL
• Former Kirk Moderator regales Oban audience
• Catholic bishops join Holyrood
• Report from the Camanachd Associatio­n
• Prize-winners at Taynuilt
• Saints on Scottish Cup duty this weekend
• Easy win for youths
• Martial arts
• Argyll rallyers fly in Fife
• Derby win for Oban
• Argyll and Bute teams reach cup finals day
• Abi scores for Scotland
• Villagers win fight for speed limit at school
• Teen’s head shave raises thousands
• Belford doctor was over five times limit
• Baxter slams council’s ‘excuse’ over parking
• First ‘friends’ sign up to Women’s Aid
• Young people more committed to staying in Lochaber
• Outdoor instructor admits road crash
• Hearing date set for Caol flood scheme
• Mountain festival has something for everyone
• Plans for more than 400 houses in Upper Achintore
• New book sheds light on historic Lochaber estates
• Gathering time ‘down under’ for expats
• MSP delivers speech at Rotary charter dinner
• Harris Tweed wows Glasgow crowds
• Novel idea from Caol crime writer
• Spring start for Glencoe bridge replacemen­t work
• Hundreds of entries for card competitio­n
• Lewis wind farm trust wins national award
• Good news that young people want to stay in Lochaber
• More commercial but without real accountabi­lity
• Co-op stores pledge more than £20,000 to local causes
• Support group looks to hit right notes
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Derby win for Oban
• Argyll and Bute teams reach cup finals day
• Abi and Helen star for Scotland
• Buckie put four past fighting Fort
• West Highland Wheelers named Club of the Year

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