The Oban Times - 2020-04-30

• Happy campers defy charity blow
• Easdale turns out for Mary’s 90th birthday
• Takeaway a ‘no go’, says Kirk trustees
• Crowdfunde­r Iain is ‘summit’ else!
• Oban’s critical medicine stock levels are secure
• Wanted: New deputy head for Oban Gaelic unit
• Royal Bank launches new card for carers
• Ebola doc joins Oban front line
• Mountain rescue team offers advice on outdoor ‘exercise’
• ‘Do or do not. There is no try’
• Parent Club is here to help in Argyll and Bute
• Police called as groupsOT flout virus guidelines
• Help on hand for those who need it most
• Crisis cash for lifeline project
• Hospital wishlist appeal on target
• Oban High School donates hundreds of items of PPE
• Scientists uncover key ‘hidden’ water
• Stay at home, stay online, stay safe, stay learning
• Beachd Ailein
• Soap firm gets hands on with key workers
• Hotel spa plans given go ahead without need for site visit
• Fears some activity tourism firms ‘won’t survive’
• Tourism in National Park suffers as losses grow at alarming rate
• Let sleeping spring adders lie
• Mysterious island monk explored in new book
• Robert in lockdown!
• Lockdown lunch is summer sizzler
• National Theatre’s digital programme a monster hit
• Youngsters urged to go wild with poetry
• Oban talks planned for reopening businesses
• MSPs clash over speed firms receiving business grants
• PUT SOME COLOUR IN YOUR LIFE WITH THE ISUZU D-MAX XTR COLOUR EDITION
• Good spring crops but autumn uncertain
• Around the markets
• New approach needed to boost productivi­ty
• SSPCA warns public of dangers of sky lanterns
• Coronaviru­s hits milk prices
• Springtime colour is a blessing to Benderloch
• Teacher’s community call for school sports photos
• Faroe Islands offers virus testing to aid Western Isles
• Chilling legend of the Grey Dog of Meoble continues
• Fixed link at Corran Narrow is viable option
• Police thank public for their support during lockdown
• Universal basic income ‘essential to recovery’
• Smelter to transfer staff to job retention scheme
• Decision to prioritise fishing praised
• Boss calls for more furlough flexibilit­y
• Four-legged ‘rainbow’ brightens Kinlocheil
• UHI nursing and midwifery students give NHS a helping hand
• APPRECIATI­ON: Allan MacColl, 16.8.40-17.4.20
• Wind farm launches COVID support fund
• Delight as ospreys lay first egg of the season
• Nominate your Lochaber Lockdown Legends
• Grimsay Boat Haven organise virtual launch
• Pippa steps up to help feed nation’s NHS front line staff
• Encouragin­g children to get wild with poetry
• Appeal to share show memories
• Beachd Ailein
• Care Lochaber gets share of £7.3million lottery funding
• Lockdown highlights the importance of ‘local’
• VIEW FROM THE
• New start for Highland club – but no cricket

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