The Oban Times - 2022-06-02

• REFUGEE RED TAPE DEADLOCK
• Unanimous call to save Luing Primary School
• Mid-June schedule for MV Loch Frisa
• Argyll is staycation ready
• Naked man in bath bombs community council meeting
• Flaws will change pylon plan
• Gifted land would bring liabilitie­s
• Patients, staff and families suffer due to understaff­ed dementia team
• E-Cargo bikes - the ideal alternativ­e to van/car deliveries
• Wildfire prevention at Oban’s Dunollie Woods
• Highland ambulance waiting times revealed
• Fort doctor leads roll-out of Lyme disease initiative
• Charity tour of Great Britain takes in Oban
• SAMS’ head of graduate school is awarded a professors­hip
• Council should look at building own houses
• Buck stops with Prime Minister
• Scottish Sea Farms gains first ASC certificat­ion
• Community to have say on Port Ellen ferry proposals
• Brimming larder on menu at this year’s Royal Highland Show
• Writers, waterfalls and me
• Young storytelle­rs to put their own spin on 5,000 years of history
• Music lovers in for a treat at 2022 Cowal Gathering
• Family entertainm­ent favourites Funbox say farewell with final OBAN show
• What’s On In Glasgow
• Author enjoys prime crime time in Lorne
• Cash to rootle in the Kist o' Riches
• Care Lochaber’s Community Car scheme is a lifeline for a lot of vulnerable people in the Lochaber area. We have been running this scheme since 1997 and transport individual­s to and from appointmen­ts, take them shopping or just take them to visit a friend.
• Inaugural Islay rugby Dalriada success
• Scottish Sea Farms extends sponsorshi­p
• Share of the points is good enough for Saints
• Round four of Dalriada is huge success
• Amateur golfers tee up for 36th Oban Rotary AMAM
• Renowned piper is honoured by Queen
• A soldier’s life on show
• Caol council chairman praises community efforts during Covid
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• MV Coruisk set for Mallaig route
• Pupils raise more than £2,000 from sponsored walk
• Estate agents announce merger
• New Belford Hospital progress - have your say at Caol event
• Scotland on Tour returns to Arisaig this summer
• Fort doctor leads roll-out of Lyme disease initiative
• Wild Words
• Shetland poet wins Highland Book Prize
• UHI West Highland research assessed as ‘world leading’
• SAMS’ head of graduate school is awarded a professors­hip
• Rangers deliver online mammal project
• Volunteer Friendly first for Fort café volunteers
• Council should look at building own houses
• Buck stops with Prime Minister
• What’s On In Glasgow
• Shinty clubs gain advantage with new health partnershi­p
• WCA Round Up
• Round four of Dalriada is huge success

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