The Oban Times - 2019-11-21

• Dismay as beach plastic ‘flytipped’ near airport
• Safer school crossing campaign progresses
• Airport fuel dilemma adds extra air miles
• POLICE FILES Drink driving
• Ganavan concerns raised at Dunbeg ‘have your say’
• Dad’s bench the perfect spot for Uisken selfies
• Chef meets crew who saved his life after horror crash
• An extra helping of Mary’s Meals
• Festive fun this weekend
• Hero Gramps Harvey always remembered
• Lifeboat volunteers sail off with awards
• Oban student heads to UK national skills competitio­n
• Focus on film as island pupils eye top prize
• 16 Days of Activism launched in Argyll
• Ìleachs produce spoof video
• Sheriff says crofter died after being crushed by cattle
• Views sought to help remote communitie­s
• Silver chess celebratio­nsOT a matter for Congress
• Oban lifeboat crew wants new recruits
• Increased uptake for bowel screening
• New support strategy will improve lives
• Epic sail raises £12,000 for Children in Need
• Wellie Boots or Sunglasses?
• Celebratin­g 10 years of supporting uni students
• Success for business growth programme
• Have your say on Loch Awe’s eco-tourism future
• A gamekeeper’s daughter: part two
• Kilmartin collection named as one of Scotland’s top 50
• Beachd Ailein
• Uist dental services wishes are being ignored
• Hedgehog haven in the Highlands
• Sculptures follow nature’s way
• ‘Death Zone’ mountainee­r Nirmal Purja to headline Fort William Mountain Festival
• This week’s walks
• Lismore ceilidh-life goes on record
• Magical start to 2019 Oban Winter Festival
• St Andrew's Day big bash to raise cash for music groups
• An excellent Tiree Gathering concert
• Your local radio listings
• Shop local this Christmas
• Let’s stand up for rural diversity
• Around the markets
• SRUC farms celebrate their 50th anniversar­y
• REVEALED: Moving house ‘must dos’ to help prevent stress and avoid fines
• NTS says thank you with free entry week
• Newtonmore are North Division One champions
• Shinty in Strachur needs you
• Martial arts
• No pain, no gain for Oban’s squash ladies
• Saints bank three more points down by the Clyde
• Ankle injury sees captain Roberts join Oban Lorne casualty list
• Good away win for Saints Greater Glasgow team
• Bob bounces back after poor start in South Africa
• Morvern community buy-out plan still on cards
• New Scottish strongman record set at Fort William family event
• Stop penny-pinching over Fort station loos
• Innovation Award for social croft
• Baxter welcomes new report stating fires at five-year low
• Crowdfunde­rs hope for Harry Potter magic
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Glen Spean Brewing Co toasts success
• Single vessel best option for current Corran ferry service, says Lochaber councillor
• Reliabilit­y goes a long way, says Jones
• Olympic rower shares her experience to help audience unlock their potential
• by Richard Mason rmason@obantimes.co.uk Communitie­s call for more care from film companies
• Lochaber's Lily pens poetic tribute to animals in wartime
• High school pupils set for latest Global Climate Strike
• Southampto­n author sings praises of the Fort and Highland League
• Film crew thank islanders’ patience over disruption
• Sheriff says crofter died after being crushed by cattle
• Views sought to help remote communitie­s
• Islanders have final say on recycling scheme
• Santa’s elves competitio­n attracts record 340 entries from Lochaber
• Wellie Boots or Sunglasses?
• Epic sale around Mull raises £12,000 for Children in Need
• FORT WILLIAM
• Mallaig young actors deliver stunning MacBeth performanc­e
• Shinty talk to bring in new year in Lochaber
• Heartache for plucky Lochaber
• Fort FC chairman says club will ban anyone who damages reputation
• Kirsty shares national sports coaching award
• Siobhan crowned Lochaber’s first female boxing champ

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