The Oban Times - 2021-10-21

• Islay, Ulva and Gigha benefit from green fund
• Plans afoot to add to Islay’s whisky trail
• Autumnwatc­h cameras head to Mull for four days of filming
• Winter Festival returns to Oban
• Parking permit teething troubles
• Support doubled for Argyll’s unpaid carers
• Charity’s listening ear can help others like Meggie
• WHERE IS THIS?
• New ferries for Mull and Islay welcomed by most – not all
• A Myopic View of The Future
• Calgary Cafe up for sale
• Controvers­ial causeway must be removed, says Marine Scotland
• Loch Long plan first in Scotland for new fish farm technology
• Festival funding pot opens for bids
• Campaigner­s urge total ban on opennet salmon farming
• LORN HEALTHY OPTIONS WEEKLY HEALTH TIP
• Mòd Robert’s
• Amas chunnartac­h air fhìreanach­adh!
• Epic walk with roots in the Highlands
• RideOban puts pedal power behind cycling hub town
• Beachd Ailein
• Island hall movie nights could be an earner
• Call to creatives to tell West Coast’s climate change story in pictures
• Nature is the best remedy
• Wassup? Bud beaten by Argyll’s ‘wonderful community spirit’
• Brexit to hit garages and car rallies
• Read all about knit: Barra knitters spin a good yarn
• Glasgow Letter
• Book Week Scotland hosts birthday bash
• Old Blind Dogs release Knucklehea­d Circus
• Become part of highland's rich tapestry
• Around the markets
• CARING INDIVIDUAL­S WANTED AT ETIVE HOUSE CARE HOME
• ACKNOWLEDG­EMENTS
• First glimpse of CalMac’s future green ferry
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• SHINTY ROUND-UP
• Oban Saints march on into third round
• Lochaber SNP councillor rebuffs Lib Dem call to resign after move to Fife
• Donate high viz vests to save lives from drowning
• ‘Worn down’ Baxter to call time as Lochaber councillor
• Ideas Week returns!
• MSP Kate Forbes visits Belford to praise profession­alism at hospital
• Knoydart community securties vital funds to help purchase Britain’s remotest pub
• A Myopic View of The Future
• Rare dragonfly sighting turns Lochalsh estate into sanctuary
• The Croftless Crofter
• Lochaber councillor savages public artwork as ‘glitzy propaganda’
• Skye artist makes most of islands natural and unnatural resources
• Beachd Ailein
• Weekend of hands on wool workshops prove popular
• Poppyscotl­and’s country-wide call to ‘light up red’ for centenary
• Resilience of Nevis Range praised by MSP
• Glasgow Letter
• SHINTY ROUND-UP
• Sparring towards action-packed boxing show
• One cup down one to go – again
• Miguel grapples with his Brazilian Jui Jitsu career

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