The Oban Times - 2022-03-24

• Bamboo takeaway goes down a treat
• Parent’s call to control sales of energy drinks to primary school pupils
• Veteran Oban and Mull councillor­s say their farewells
• Refugees could be arriving in Argyll within weeks
• Parents and carers offered time slots to have a say on OHS uniform
• Work on Connel Bridge walkway starts in April
• MP backs mechanic’s energy crisis petition
• 50 MSPs call for end to defib VAT
• Climate change project officer call
• One in 10 Oban and Lorn parking tickets unpaid
• Island rejects ‘wasteful’ school reform
• Mull left ‘disengaged, disillusio­ned and distrustfu­l’ by school reform
• Gaelic-specific education reform FAQs published online
• Criticism over delay in rolling out superfast broadband in Highlands
• Final push to save maritime treasure
• Oban Gaelic Choir celebrates 130th anniversar­y
• Police chief pledges better road signs as collisions rise
• Mairi’s taste of London life
• Stalwart June’s still fundraisin­g after more than half a century
• Response to humanitari­an crisis in Ukraine is inspiring
• Beachd Ailein
• Join us at our Open Day
• Are you ready for a good time?
• Oban Internatio­nal Shanty Festival 2022
• happy campers
• Cantilena Festival
• Cowal Gathering set to return in 2022
• Get looking and booking
• MOK Fest 2022 set to Rock the Wee Toon
• Family festivals are fun for all
• Malts festival showcases the best of Kintyre whisky
• The Mòd and Fèis lead the way for Gaelic
• Keep it clean and green
• Tarbert festivals – welcoming you back in 2022!
• History that surrounds the old stone pier
• Trust pieces together Lady Grange’s secrets on St Kilda
• Fort William singer swaps Lochaber for Los Angeles
• Glasgow Letter
• Enter now for Oban‘s Mòd
• Joy leads the way with Gaelic learning project
• Around the markets
• Could stress be causing your weight gain?
• Bowl up, bowl up - new season about to start
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Mowi National Division
• Shield hopes dashed despite valiant effort from Under 16s
• Local trials riders to the four in Scottish Championsh­ip
• Saints lose out to high flying Lesmahagow
• Small Isles cash boost hopesLT
• Probus Club welcomes Lochaber Archive Centre speakers
• Police records give fascinatin­g glimpse into Lochaber’s past
• Work well in progress at Upper Achintore
• Long-serving councillor set to call it a day
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Lochaber entreprene­ur setsLT his sights on council seat
• Appeal to Lochaber shoppers to help tackle food insecurity
• Land reform minister gets up close with Tarzan at forest restoratio­n project
• Anna Macaulay Rowe, September 10, 1953 - March 1, 2022
• Schools celebrate nature with poetry
• Pressure mounts on council to opt for all-electric Corran Ferry vessels
• The Croftless Crofter
• Buried treasures to tell story of Viking home which became Skye luxury hotel
• Response to humanitari­an crisis in Ukraine is inspiring
• Beachd Ailein
• Glasgow Letter
• Enter now for Oban‘s Mòd
• Glencoe warms up for first ski and snowboard festival
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Mowi National Division
• Mowi North Division 1
• Youth rugby teams show their mettle
• All good things come to those who wait

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