The Oban Times - 2022-03-31

• Iain’s close shave in memory of friend and colleague Ali
• VISA FRUSTRATIO­N GROWS
• Express yourself through painting
• Call to put Argyll on the Jubilee map
• Communitie­s to be involved in future council office clearouts
• Argyll islands hit by highest depopulati­on
• Patient told police he hoped they got raped
• Tiree man jailed for assault and rape 50 years ago
• Unanimous approval for motorhome park
• Air traffic control jobs safe for five years
• Ball game nuisance continues in Oban
• On the road to bigger fleet and workforce
• Tension builds on ‘Bond island’
• WHO IS THIS?
• Man fined after stabbing walls and furniture
• ‘We need our own head teacher’OT
• More transparen­cy on land ownership
• Soaring tourism boom for eagle island
• Oban flat plans refused
• Man fined after ‘grave’ threat
• Cost of Ferguson shipyard ferry fiasco could hit £400m
• Fixed costs call for Islay’s new ferries
• ‘Glampitect’ lodges plans for Kilchrenan pods
• Ferry crisis risks becoming a ‘driver of depopulati­on’
• Prospectiv­e councillor­s ‘need to be on board with Oban’s harbour issues’
• Kilmartin Castle crowned king of the hot properties
• Jura misses the post
• Oban opticians help raise £73k for premature and sick babies
• Ganavan mural gets funding
• CalMac praised for fast action to recruit ex-P&O employees
• Call to double rural fuel rebate
• Spring Time
• Oban function room approved
• MoonWalk puts spring in Sandra’s step
• Befriendin­g service starts up
• Life-saver on board
• Please keep giving
• Islanders face lengthy wait for physiother­apy
• Caring about the value of life
• Islanders need assurance
• Great ambulance service
• Treat others the way you would want to be treated
• Supply of ferries for CalMac
• Dedicated councillor­s
• Beachd Ailein
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Students explore Arctic’s similariti­es with Scotland
• £4m boost to help islands infrastruc­ture
• Argyll and islands get behind graduate placements project
• Reconnecti­ng with Scotland
• Hamish Napier: Making his elemental music on Mull
• Third time’s a charm for Mànran this April
• Glasgow Letter
• New Mull tin gallery offers up 'shed'-load of art to share
• Seonaid Aitken Ensemble releases 'optimistic' jazz album Chasing Sakura
• Would the Minister Not Dance?
• Your adventure starts here
• A great day out for all the family
• So much to see
• Help prevent livestock attacks
• Around the markets
• Breakfast – the most important meal of the day?
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Mowi South Division 1
• Mowi South Division 2
• Mowi South Division 2
• Mowi National Division
• No big picture as Saints exit Cinema Cup
• Oban Lorne youngsters show progress
• Oban Saints Under 15s are league champions
• Lochnell Under 14 result
• Dalriada rugby kicks off in Oban sunshine
• Victory over Garcia not quite enough for Bob
• John McPhee out of Argentine GP
• Lochaber Piping Society tune back in together
• WAGE SLUMP CONTINUES
• Silver fling for Lochaber Community Wind Band
• Morgan launches helicopter appeal
• Tension builds on ‘Bond island’
• Inquiry denied at ferry debacle debate
• Appeal after Skye fatal road crash
• Knoydart residents toast pub landmark community buyout
• NEVIS HILLWALKIN­G CLUB
• Highland Weekend of Action for Ukraine
• Budhmor care home in Portree to close
• No casualties reported after three-day wildfire on Lewis
• Spotlight on rare archive footage
• Walker plucks drowning owl from sea near Arisaig
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Sunak should have gone further, says chamber boss
• Young Lochaber Rotary winners head to UK finals
• Do you have what it takes to become one of Val’s Pals?
• Nestcam number two in place to keep up with wandering osprey
• Knock Park cash boosts sees Morvern group secure land
• SLF award a ‘game changer’ for West Highland Museum
• Children’s author entrances pupils
• CHARLES MOORE, AUGUST 11, 1934 - MARCH 9, 2022
• Corran Ferry fare changes
• Eorpa highlights fears over Hebrides goose control
• Revellers raise funds for Macmillan at Caol ball
• Spring Time
• Councillor­s discuss range of issues at March meeting
• First cruise ship of year calls at Fort William
• Kinlochlev­en land management plan receives double funds boost
• Community associatio­n postpones AGM
• Caring about the value of life
• Islanders need assurance
• Great ambulance service
• No place for racism in sport
• Supply of ferries for CalMac
• Dedicated councillor­s
• Beachd Ailein
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Third time’s a charm for Mànran this April
• Glasgow Letter
• Football in Fort William results week 2
• Cottages.com MacTavish Cup – first round
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Warm reception in Glencoe for UK’s first snow sport festival
• Mowi North Division 1
• Chances go a begging at Harlaw Park
• Mowi North Division 2
• Strathdear­n Cup Preliminar­y Round
• Lochaber AC juniors end winter season on a high
• Counting down to Lochaber Phoenix Home Show

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