The Oban Times - 2022-05-19

• Jura’s ‘despair’ over lifeline ferry service
• What is the future for Luing Primary School?
• Community council remains unmoved over Connel cafe objection
• Parties thrash out deal to rule council
• Oban youngsters awarded for their schools’ climate action
• Oban RNLI responds to nine shouts in 11 days
• Plans lodged for second Cruachan power station
• WHO IS THIS?
• The Monster of Argyll joins Jubilee canopy
• Name of new Islay distillery revealed
• Bridge of Orchy Hotel’s plan for 11 lodges
• Celebratin­g ‘The Queen of Gaelic Song’: Oban’s Jessie MacLachlan
• Campsite plans revealed
• MP blasts Barra patient’s 41-hour hospital trip
• Mull warehouse demolition approved
• Oban High School teacher helps Holocaust survivor share his story
• Community council round-up
• Just desserts
• Doctor appointmen­ts
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Rememberin­g a bright ligh
• E-Cargo bikes - the ideal alternativ­e to van/car deliveries
• In Search of One Last Song
• Paolo Nutini's two Oban gigs sell out in minutes
• Bend It Like Bertie in Oban
• Skye duo Valtos go elect
• Eco Opera amplifies th nature from Argyll and
• Curtain up on classical concert for youngsters
• Debut solo album from Kim Carnie
• New algae course to address biotechnol­ogy skills shortage
• Barra firm secures £105k from HIE and creates new jobs
• Could our children sleep themselves smarter?
• Young rugby stars travel to Mull
• Scottish Sea Farms Glasgow Celtic Society Cup - Semi Final
• Oban Under 14s tackle Lochaber in derby fixture
• Tight at top as tier 3GP Waszps sail into Oban
• FULL STORY PAGE 2
• Fort’s Sasha takes on post with climate action network
• Independen­t voters let down by deal, says LibDem
• Former Corpach hostel to be auctioned
• Film-maker comes to Fort
• End of the line as Lochaber Transport Forum calls it a day
• Corpach residents ‘badge their bins’ in effort to tackle speeding drivers
• VIEW FROM THE CHAMBER
• Drama after visiting passenger suffers suspected heart attack on cruise ship
• Plockton’s Charlie retires after 60 years as secretary
• History of ancestors can be uncovered through the stories old maps reveal
• College merger gathers support before consultati­on
• Charity celebrates first sponsored Masters degree
• Mallaig High’s Poppy goes solo for philanthro­py project
• Kingshouse Hotel’s new deputy manager swaps African sunshine for Glencoe splendour
• Doctor appointmen­ts
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Bend It Like Bertie in Oban
• Triple joy for athletes as they tackle different discipline­s
• MTB World Cup set to make return
• Mowi National Division
• Cottages.com MacTavish Cup – Semi-Finals
• Young rugby stars travel overseas to Mull for Dalriada number three
• New Sporting Memories sessions to launch across the Western Isles

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