The Oban Times - 2021-11-04

• Councillor­s say no to plan for a national care service
• Men’s shed needs new base
• Vaccinatio­n bosses issue second apology over invite errors
• Forever fix needed to keep Ganavan toilets open all year
• BID boss Andy shortliste­d for Scotland Loves Local award
• WHERE IS THIS?
• Remembranc­e events
• Are Argyll Tories in crisis after loss of councillor­s?
• Workers suspend strike over pay but GMB action goes ahead in Glasgow
• Britain’s oldest warship tests robot rib in navy first
• Winter Festival set to get taste-buds tingling
• Oban rescue team receives new defib
• Why rapid weight loss diets don’t work
• BEHIND THE SCENES AT ATLANTIS
• Derek Wilson Carriers delivers the goods
• ‘Blue wave’ climate protest planned for Oban young people
• Ferry error
• Beachd Ailein
• Endangered insects released in Highlands
• Trust demands cash to save our rainforest from rhododendr­on
• Judge rules NatureScot issued beaver-killing licences incorrectl­y
• Act now at COP26 to protect Argyll’s natural assets, says tourism chief
• Whisky giant’s peat bog pledge on Isle of Islay
• Bunnahabha­in aims for net zero with new energy centre
• Strike plans supended in Western Isles’ air traffic talks
• Sea Change film festival returns to Tiree
• Glasgow Letter
• Short story collection boosts mental health charity funds
• ‘Hong Kong to Sligo’ worth the wait
• BBC drama spotlight on divorce of Duke and Duchess of Argyll
• Union launches COP26 video to celebrate sustainabl­e farming
• NFU anger at New Zealand trade deal announceme­nt
• Around the markets
• SHINTY ROUND-UP
• New project hopes to secure future of caman making
• Ten-man Saints hang on for share of points
• Lochaber chef wins top UK title with lockdown food story menu
• Fort and Spean Bridge veterans muster for Remembranc­e Day
• New Coire Glas group chairman appointed
• Move to alleviate teacher housing crisis on islands
• COP26 will not diminish local policing, vows chief
• Morvern does COP26
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Councillor­s unanimousl­y agree to licence Highland SEVs
• Do not feed deer, community urged
• Council leader to visit Ardnamurch­an
• New project connects artists with schools across Skye and Lochalsh
• Housing associatio­n pauses new homes to review appeal findings
• Knoydart pub buyout group boosted by £219,000 from UK Government
• Ardgour Community Council holds October meeting
• DISTRICT NEWS
• Children invited to get switched-on for poetry competitio­n
• Ferry error
• Beachd Ailein
• Glasgow Letter
• Iron therapy event a heavyweigh­t success
• SHINTY ROUND-UP
• New project hopes to secure future of caman making
• For the record, Dr Finlay’s done it again
• Lochaber rugby star Kate sets sights on world cup

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