The Oban Times - 2021-09-02

• WHAT A GATHERING!
• More delays keep harbour authority proposal adrift
• Fun in the sun on Seil
• Check for stowaways to help save our seabirds
• Charity walkers in the pink after successful fundraiser
• Connel mum praised at Argyll College student awards
• Listen up! Argyll Talking Newspapers is back in action
• Kilbride Kirk welcome rings out for the return of its bell
• Award for Benderloch care home
• Oban Sea Kayak Race returns to Oban with new start venue
• Covid-safe enforcemen­t action taken against Argyll and Bute businesses
• Princess Royal receives the warmest possible welcome
• A right royal occasion at the 150th Argyllshir­e Gathering
• Beachd Ailein
• Mull ferry disgrace
• Bookends gears up for Barcaldine Bookshed launch
• Milestone as planters rewild Loch Craignish with seagrass
• Historic Mull land and deserted village for sale
• Graduation day for Argyll’s new hospitalit­y diploma
• New route to a heritage career
• Oban store tops the charts in sales and community spirit
• Navalue has designs on ferry replacemen­t
• Weave your stories into a quilt for Bute art show
• Glasgow Letter
• Lismore fiddle player reaches A High Place
• Hotel group‘s charity calendar competitio­n
• What if Scots had won at Culloden?
• Pupils achieving potential
• Delivering an engaging and fun learning experience
• SUBARU Names New Its All-Electric SUV SOLTERRA
• Oban wins PoppyScotl­and learning competitio­n
• The law of least effort
• Shinty round up
• Loch Ness success for NACC fab 14
• Bumper entry ready to make rally history
• Oban Rotary’s golf Am Am event gets back on course
• HAVE YOUR SAY ON FORMER SAVILE HOME
• Historic harpoon
• Good to be back
• Harbour operator calls for liaison group condition to be ditched
• Mallaig school ferry rota remains under review
• CAT green light for Raasay ferry terminal
• New faces at helm of Claggan Park club
• Search on for group to take over wood school
• Wild Words
• Lewis aid worker killed in Afghanista­n would be ‘devastated’, says her father
• The importance of kindness
• Double marathon run for a special charity
• Glenfinnan Community Council August meeting
• Activists say Greens deal is welcome
• Raasay ferry to be removed no more
• View from the Edge - Cath MacDonald
• Parcel surcharge costs isles £2.5m
• Mapping climate change at Liniclate Library
• Beachd Ailein
• Mull ferry disgrace
• Slight fall in crime in Highlands and Islands
• Glasgow Letter
• Shinty round up
• Bumper entry ready to make rally history in October
• Lochaber athletes race bonnie bens
• Jags make it two from two with victory over Vale

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