The Oban Times - 2023-03-30

• TOBERMORY FLOODING CRISIS
• Islay councillor­s voice their concerns about fishing ban
• No risk to much-loved Oban town woodland
• OT Opposition rebuilds against housing plan
• Ferry consultati­on visits Mull
• Town’s lifeboat station part of fundraisin­g tour
• Coll launches health and care map
• Humza Yousaf elected as sixth First Minister
• OT Save Our School campaigner­s ‘encouraged’ by council visit
• Health and social care budget expected to end year in black
• Significan­t drop in Argyll and Bute teacher numbers
• Hebridean Baker’s North American tour is a bestseller
• Warning potential strike action could leave mariners in the dark
• Raasay distiller plans new whisky in Argyll
• Shipbuilde­rs warn finished fer
• Ries may not be fit for purpose
• Samaritans Scotland
• Community land ‘supergroup’ meets in Outer Hebrides
• New laws stamp down on wildlife traps and muirburn
• First Scottish wildcat release approved
• Uig pier fully reopens following freight issues
• Report slams Isles’ adult support
• IAIN THORNBER
• Scottish bridgescap­es
• Argyll workers challenged to put a spring in their step
• Mess left by Scottish Water ‘unacceptab­le’, says council
• Easter, eggs and all
• Public meeting needed to get Nevis Centre views across
• Oban’s litter picking heros
• Beachd Ailein
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Glasgow Letter
• Award-winning Calum releases new single
• Constant Follower live on stage at Oban’s Rockfield
• Runrig musical returns as band marks 50 years
• Is Scotland‘s greatest escape in Argyll? Tune in to BBC to find out
• Ditch the phone and get the right signal at gym
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Lochnell holds Easterhous­e to impressive draw
• Five-star ‘Burn too hot for depleted Saints
• Oban rugby ladies put Annan to the sword
• Entertaini­ng finale to the Oban darts season
• Kate dignified in defeat as Humza wins FM vote
• Hotel partners fined after LT fatal garden bench accident
• Lochaber charity braves frontline to deliver relief
• Pat’s new focus leads to award nomination
• TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO Saturday April 4, 1998
• TEN YEARS AGO Thursday April 4, 2013
• Jess joins business programme
• Museum re-opens after refurbishm­ent
• Anaestheti­st keeps Rotary members awake with talk
• Pupils’ chance to get creative and celebrate the coronation
• Hats off to Hamish and the joys of local news reporting
• THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
• Weak Fort side put to the sword by Orcadian raiders
• James and Jessica take the honours in Strontian race
• Gaelic pupils are a big draw for shinty cup quarter finals

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