The Oban Times - 2019-11-07

• Downton Abbey star Hugh backs Oban family’s appeal
• Community in talks with Tralee Beach owners
• Oban man to run Fort to Oban for Martyn’s Monday Club
• Rememberin­g Mull’s fallen
• Ardfern mums set up baby bank to help empower parents
• Argyll carriage driving group needs new home
• Hungry for prizes? Make sure you get your Winter Festival entry forms in now
• Pastures new for Hope manager, Lorraine
• Quizzes and Winter Festival fun
• West coast shellfish farmersOT win top industry accolades
• Oban garden club tastes success
• Binman’s calendar puts focus on Mull charities
• Mary’s bread proves good for awards
• Archaeolog­ists dig in to Isle of Torsa’s past
• Saving The Waverley goes on road
• Behind the scenes at Atlantis Leisure
• CalMac staff commended
• Children in Need sailing challenge
• Significan­t progress with sign language
• Hope in the face of service cuts
• Gigha to raise bar on visitor facilities
• West Coast winners highlight benefits of awards
• Meanings of personal names
• How a Nessie lookalike saved Oban tourist trade
• Money can be found when government­s want to
• Beachd Ailein
• Living a dog’s life down on the farm
• Funding boost for Argyll’s Scapa Fest
• Lochaber Environmen­tal Group urges sustainabl­e transport use
• This week’s walks
• Hurrah! it’s time for Children in Need!
• SOMETHING SPECIAL
• OBAN WINTER FESTIVAL
• OBAN REINDEER PARADE
• SHOP LOCAL
• Cosy for Christmas
• AT YOUR SERVICE
• Luing artist aims to inspire with 100-day project
• Big time of year for Glasgow Skye
• Bucket list for little ones proves to be a huge hit with Kilninver family
• Festival announces special coastal connection­s day
• Blas will spread festival cheer throughout Highlands
• YDance seeks youth dance groups to perform at showcase
• Three Highland publishers shortliste­d for Scotland’s national book awards
• Your local radio listings
• Union hits back at £160m pay plan
• Around the markets
• PEUGEOT RIFTER WINS MPV OF THE YEAR AT 2019 SCOTTISH CAR OF THE YEAR AWARDS
• Spectre of uncertaint­y continues to haunt constructi­on, says FMB
• Scotland win Mowi Quaich
• ‘Spòrs Gàidhlig’ project to continue
• Four goal Saints venture forth in the Scottish Cup
• John takes positives from seventh place in Malaysia
• Bob’s brilliant debut season
• Lochaber makes call to be site of new medical school
• Hallowe’en fun in focus
• HIE bosses aware of Corpach complaints
• Lochaber councils fold due to lack of volunteers
• Lochaber men in kilts help charity
• ‘Positive message’ from Liberty on Fort plans
• Big Learner Relay comes through Fort
• WHAT’S ON in Lochaber
• Kinlochlev­en launches joint education campus
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Electric vehicle charge point opened in Kinlochlev­en
• Brexit causing main concern among Lochaber businesses
• Parishione­rs’ millions of steps for HIV awareness
• Native oysters could boost economy and create jobs
• Rare views of Lochaber online for first time
• Shorter days increases deer risk on Highland roads
• Author heads home for evening of crime
• Piping society revives recitals
• Call for ferry lessons to be learned by CalMac
• Hospital’s friends shored upLT by Point & Sandwick’s help
• Charter to boost employabil­ity and skills
• Duror’s Joey skippers Children in Need sailing challenge
• Primary athletes battle it out in annual triathlon
• Nearly 50 climbers will descend on Kinlochlev­en
• Phoenix fight night draws large crowd

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