The Oban Times - 2024-03-14

• SCHOOL VICTORY SETS CHALLENGE
• Fresh hope for Mull care home plan
• West Highland line closure reminder
• Islanders call for a campus business plan that has community involvemen­t
• Plan to transform Oban town centre to go on show at Rockfield
• Gunns salute: Appin garage mourns ‘wee Dave’ the mouse
• Cash ‘tight’ to fix sewage floods
• New campaign urges public to love and protect Scotland’s water
• ‘Exciting times’ for Oban FM
• Oban Pride celebrates five fabulous years with larger festival
• Islanders claim Holyrood has blocked community ferry plan
• Partnershi­p backs project to help women and girls
• Travel in Time – Thomson’s Scotland – Upper Glen Nevis
• Spring cleaners hope to bag a tidy turnout
• Shout-out for our future mariners
• Calls to reverse ‘death blow’ cuts to Gaelic
• DYW West Highland Update Bridging the Gap: Why Work Experience Matters for Young Talent
• UHI Argyll to host Big College Open Week
• ‘I’ve loved every minute’ says award winner Craig
• Quarry regenerati­on bids are lodged with planners
• ‘Smear campaign’ is deeply hurtful, says Argyll councillor
• Paying tribute to man’s bes
• Talks marks anniversar­y of Shinty Forum
• Time to have your say on the Good Food Nation plan
• Funding announced for spirited tapestry
• Breaking Down’s barriers
• Understand­ing off-payroll work rules
• It’s time for Oban to have its say
• A family’s history of the Second World War
• Behind The Scenes @Atlantis
• Oban parking thoughts
• Roads to perdition?
• Sit down! James to headline HebCelt
• South Uist ready for Ceòlas’ Summer School ahead of birthday
• North Lorn Drama Festival takes to the stage again
• Iona set for home town bid for belt
• Around the markets
• Weight loss? That’s NEAT HEALTH TIP
• Mowi South Division 1
• Mowi National Division
• Mowi Premiershi­p
• Oban turn the tide on Cumnock in semi-final
• ‘BACK THE BELFORD BUILD’
• Kyle lifeboat station celebrates RNLI’s 200th anniversar­y
• £10m vote due for Corran Ferry
• Ground broken at new Loch Eil ‘learning village’
• Morvern café offers rare opportunit­y
• 50 jobs claim as work begins on £21m cabins
• Two nights of high drama
• Rotarian Ron’s encounters with interestin­g people
• FROM OUR FILES
• SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Saturday March 12, 1949 Saint Mary’s men’s social club Shinty Farmers’ ball
• Green for go as Glenfinnan hotel gets set for reopening
• Pupils ready for wind of change thanks to donation
• Beachd Ailein
• More Pairc an Rubha improvemen­ts planned
• Lochaber Ladies reflect on remarkable season
• Dramatic end to ten pin team league

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