The Oban Times - 2021-08-12

• NEW RULES FOR FERRIES
• Oban Rotary’s duck race is another quacking success
• Public eager as Ardchattan Centre opens doors for view
• News round-up from Isle of Mull
• Council’s weedkillin­g policy sparks concerns
• Mowi cleared by RSPCA over fish welfare concerns at farms
• Clipper race trainees get ship shape in Oban
• WHERE IS THIS?
• Travelling abroad has changed
• Hundreds of locals race to enjoy Lorn’s wee show
• How to make good habits more attractive
• MP demands pension equality for Argyll women
• Gigha set for happy campers
• Facemasks to stay for time being, says CalMac
• Sailor Murdoch is ‘shore’ to make friends
• Beachd Ailein
• New major and sergeant for Oban Pipe Band
• Funding raises the roof for another generation
• Are you ready to take the Doorstep Challenge
• Kerrera road works begin
• John Lowrie Morrison’s 50-year love affair with Tayvallich celebrated with an exhibition of new work inspired by the area’s beauty
• Archaeolog­ists launch ‘Uist Unearthed’ app
• The man behind the mighty pen
• Crackdown on short-term lets will not create more affordable homes, says AITC
• £7M fund opens for food and drink producers
• Dunbeg divers go to extremes to help protect our oceans
• Follow the red dots...
• Robert in lockdown
• Let's dance! MOK Fest returns with first in-person music festival this year
• Young artist’s lockdown artwork is unveiled
• Lewis artist Willie Campbell unveils new single
• Skye festival celebrates coast & water
• New entrants making the most of community-owned croft on Colonsay
• Around the markets
• Atlantic Nomads drop anchor in Oban to train
• New service offers pupils support after results day
• Highlands and Islands university staff recognised for teaching excellence
• Grand finale to 2021 West Highland Yachting Week
• Oban rugby returns
• SHINTY, FOOTBALL AND YACHTING WEEK
• Glenkingie appeal met with Caol reception
• CalMac running man smashes twin goals
• What a stinker
• Trio dive right in
• Veterans responds with concern over Commando plans
• Councillor­s approve funding for memorial garden improvemen­ts
• Ben Nevis Centre complaints trigger visit from HLH boss
• Fort William tuning up for piping extravagan­za
• Corran Ferry project moves in a ‘positive direction’
• Fort film house in Time Out’s top 50
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Cocktail of elation and worry for small firms as restrictio­ns lifted
• NHS Western Isles staff felt ‘well supported’ during Covid
• Let’s talk about sex, says Highland Council
• Wild Words
• Beachd Ailein
• Applicatio­ns open for community-owned homes
• Lochaber stitchers make the cutting edge of quilting
• Mountain bothies reopen
• Robert in lockdown
• Let's dance! MOK Fest returns with first in-person music festival this year
• Atlantic Nomads head for Skye on training row
• Island businesses urged to seek royal recognitio­n
• Anchors aweigh for week one of Plockton Regatta
• Fort William show early promise before falling to Formartine FC
• Kingussie to face Kyles in Artemis Macaulay Cup Final

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