The Oban Times - 2022-03-17

• COLLATERAL FOR OHS TIES ROW
• Oban councillor­s hit out at town’s ‘unacceptab­le lack of ambulances
• Just another manic Monday at CalMac
• Islay’s two new ferries set to be built in Turkey
• Council fast-tracks new Dunbeg primary school
• Councillor speechless as row over dumped Gaelic book continues
• Trust ‘lost’ in school reforms
• Oban gets ready for shanty festival
• WHO IS THIS?
• Council aims to cut housing waiting list from 700 to zero in five years
• More Oban help on way to Ukraine
• Tinned meals are bill-busting staple
• More houses and traffic making Oban’s back road ‘dangerous’
• Cuimhniche­abh air a’ Ghàidhlig – Cuir cromag sa bhogsa
• Artwork encourages all to fill in census form
• BEHIND THE SCENES AT ATLANTIS
• Iain Macaulay steps up by royal appointmen­t
• Councillor­s criticise region’s pothole repairs
• Plans for second power station on display
• Beachd Ailein
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Argyll and Highland businesses ready to wow customers at Scotland’s Trade Fair
• Patisserie expands with help of much needed dough
• Make the most of business support
• Argyll songstress releases heartfelt single for mum
• Glasgow Letter
• Bookends' story begins for 2022 with Lochnell school visit
• Easter Fèis returns to Oban
• Farmers will play their part over food security concerns
• Snacks for weight loss, maybe not
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Mowi National Division
• Saints GG exit Challenge Cup
• RUGBY ROUND-UP
• Loch Awe hosts regatta adventure
• HOMES FOR UKRAINIANS PLEA
• OBITUARY ELIZABETH JANE MACDONALD, 1946 - 2022
• Lochaber to benefit from broadband investment
• New exhibition­s to immerse visitors in Glencoe ‘experience’
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Councillor­s unanimousl­y agree motion on personal safety
• Green light for Corpach Marina after signing of the final phase contract
• Apprentice­s are the future for Fort William sawmill
• Plan to tackle ’embarrassi­ng’ league table results outlined by committee
• Mental Health Matters
• North Uist’s Iain steps up by royal appointmen­t
• Comhairle convener steps down after more than 40 years’ service
• Men in rural communitie­s less likely to seek support amid struggles
• Blooming, defiant hazel is a true Scot
• Apprentice­s find their sea legs with CalMac
• Small Isles to benefit from Islands Infrastruc­ture Fund
• Beachd Ailein
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Glasgow Letter
• All roads lead to Arisaig for Festival of Running return
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Mowi North Division 1
• Mowi National Division
• Low scoring win puts Lochaber in line for fourth-place finish
• Downhill thrills and spills back in the Fort

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