The Oban Times - 2018-07-12

• Campaign to fight bid to control Oban Bay
• ‘Under offer’ Kitchen Garden to be sold soon
• Boost for Rockfield Centre
• Assurances are given over Connel Bridge
• Is this Britain’s most remote curry shop?
• Corran Halls packed for the Lego Club sale
• Oban is centre of the universe for MacIntyres
• Oban makes final for most beautiful towns
• Dalavich builds on homes plan
• Funding up for grabs
• Skipinnish backs charity night in baby’s memory
• Dìleab an t-Siorraidh awards night
• Little and large are in Oban Bay
• Let’s all work to keep Oban tidy WHERE IS THIS?
• ‘An unforgetta­ble journey’
• Five elected to seat on national park board
• Cats’ charity on the prowl for helpers
• Viewpoint is blocked
• Birds flock back to ‘mink-free’ Hebrides
• Islands politician­s blast air traffic control decision
• Oban lifeboat helps yacht during eight-hour call- out
• Oban is placed to become maritime centre of learning
• Islands Bill is granted royal assent
• Money matters and so do your choices
• Never too young to learn
• Harris firms push products in Japan
• Wild Thyme Spirits begins production on island of Colonsay
• Ferry is home to new family
• Numerous issues cause anger on the islands
• Opposition to CMAL comes as no surprise
• Ulva cost about as much as Neymar’s wee toe
• Beachd Ailein
• What are the long-term intentions of NHS Highland?
• Family open day at Lerags celebrates Year of Young People
• Glen Beasdale gets special protection
• Video shows mental health benefits of nature in Argyll
• This week’s walks
• Days are never the same
• Ferry stories boost RNLI
• Brazilian beats and Mull ceilidh culture
• Gaelic summer for Glasgow at festival 2018
• Uists prepare to celebrate islands’ bounty
• Fear is the key for Faclan book fest
• South Uist’s Chloe releases debut album
• Community Radio - your local radio station
• Summer dining in Oban: Loch Melfort Hotel
• Around the markets
• Research shows issues for rural young people
• AUTO TRADER RESPONSE TO ROAD TO ZERO STRATEGY
• MEMORIAMS
• Kilted octogenari­an to lead rosary relay up to the top of Ben Nevis
• THOUGHT for the week
• Dust flies in a cracking Argyll Rally in the hills
• Feathers fly at Oban doubles tournament
• Another successful West Highland Tennis Week
• Junior athletics at Argyll’s Highland Games circuit
• Kilmallie shock Kyles in the Camanachd Cup
• Dundee United win D & K Cup tournament
• Renewable firm ditches Glen Dessary hydro plans
• Youngsters add a splash of colour to Caol’s Room 13
• Opening date agreed for ground-breaking new Strontian school
• Body recovered in Glen Nevis believed to be missing local man
• Police investigat­e sexual assault in Fort
• Fort firm backs rider Ben
• Smelter forced to drop output
• Hosts urged to promote ‘responsibl­e tourism’
• Japanese multinatio­nal signs with Fort William underwater
• VIEW FROM The Chamber
• Oban centre of gravity for MacIntyres 2018 gathering
• Fort’s gone to the dogs
• Daniel is the cat who got the cream after Gaelic win
• Youth charity’s £20,000 boost
• Preferred control centre location ‘disappoint­ing’
• Road name honour for Gaelic college founder
• MSP calls for sensible water usage in Highlands during heatwave
• Record-breaking Glengarry Games
• Delight as birds flock back to ‘mink-free’ Hebrides
• Ditching of hydro plans is welcome
• Numerous issues cause anger on the islands
• Ulva cost about as much as Neymar’s wee toe
• Beachd Ailein
• What are the long-term intentions of NHS Highland?
• Spean Bridge, Roy Bridge and Achnacarry Community Council
• More Roamerisms from the early 1990s
• Councillor­s back Coire Glas scheme with conditions
• Mallaig ‘grind out’ victory in cup quarter final
• Feathers fly at Oban doubles tournament
• West Highland Tennis Week
• Tangerine Terrors triumph in Oban
• Flurry of transfers as Foggo signs for Clach

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