The Oban Times - 2021-08-26

• CATAMARAN PLAN SINKS
• Tobermory pupils continue to excel
• Dunbeg safety appeal
• Police call time on Oban park pests
• WHERE IS THIS?
• Appeal as Covid caseOT numbers keep rising
• Dalmally Bear off to Tokyo on Paralympic mission
• Two divers treated for decompress­ion sickness
• It’s third time lucky for Mull Fiddle Week
• Visitors compelled to act over state of Bunessan Pier
• Lomond School goes from strength to strength
• Pupils overcome barriers to beat national average
• ELC children to benefit from new outdoor learning in Oban and Mull
• Skills boost bursaries to help Avich residents
• Concerns raised over Argyll population decline
• Health chiefs give assurances on social work overspend
• ‘Fluctuatin­g’ spending as council could ‘do better’
• Protect your right to protest
• Tob2Tob challenge gets off to a flying start
• Clean win for Oban laundry in super duck race
• Money well spent?
• Titanic’s forgotten predecesso­r: SS Norge – an Atlant
• Tiree and Gigha haul in heritage cash
• Flora MacDonald’s castle re-opens to visitors
• Region-wide gift card scheme gets unanimous backing
• The Scottish Salmon Company and Nofitech partner on RAS technology
• Scottish Water providing support to ‘aires’ landowners
• Covid hardship fund approved for businesses
• Vatersay in the frame
• Glasgow Letter
• Art degree shows return bit by bit
• Stephen King joins Bloody Scotland's 2021 line-up
• Atlantis Leisure – Behind the scenes this month
• Pixel Spirits
• Blackface Sheep Breeders’ Associatio­n celebrates 120 years
• Relax with Helensburg­h Toyota
• Renault Clio Lutecia Limited Edition adds even more flair to iconic supermini range
• Shockingly affordable New Dacia Duster opens for orders
• PEUGEOT e-208 and 2008 collect double honours at DieselCar & EcoCar Top 50 New Car Awards 2021
• Reservatio­ns open for new PEUGEOT 308 SW
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Shinty round up
• Three goals and three points for Saints GG
• Lorn Healthy Options weekly health tip
• Atlantic Nomads test west coast waters
• It’s the taking part that counts at Rotary Am Am
• Charity back with a smile
• Plea to keep weekly school ferry sailings
• Delivery surcharge total angers MSP
• Two divers treated for decompress­ion sickness after Lochaline dives
• Jacobite banknote auctioned for £6,250 in aid of museum
• One man and his dog going to Aberystwyt­h
• Partnershi­p improves Fort Augustus parking
• Could your business benefit from a digital boost?
• Couple’s wedding walk snaps with a difference
• Lochalsh committee approves £100k of community funding
• Appeal as Covid case numbers keep rising
• Glenfinnan musician Ingrid’s first solo album in 16 years inspired by the sea
• Award-winning Skye lecturer Lara goes above and beyond
• Cash appeal for new Canna homes
• Beachd Ailein
• New e-bikes named ‘Fyfies’ after Kinlochlev­en’s Eoin
• Dr Michael Foxley praised after 25 years’ UHI service
• Glasgow Letter
• Develop your leadership skills right here in Lochaber!
• Shinty round up
• Saturday to forget for Fort as Brora net eight
• Boxing Day comes early for Lochaber fighters

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