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Calum wins top award at recent tournament

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Calum Macmillan of Park Primary School won the William ‘Flip’ Fleming player of the year award at the recent Ian ‘Parrott’ Macmillan six-aside tournament held at Mossfield Stadium.

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Front Page
Rainbow lights up Oban sky
Oban is the pot of gold at the end of
Residents demand tax refund as bins go to three-weekly pick-up
RUBBISH problems are persisting in north Argyll with users demanding
Hillwalkers found safe and well
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Land deal update expected soon
PLANS to rent out the disputed council-owned area of Ganavan
Council exceeds leisure targets
THE NUMBER of people using council swimming pools, gyms and
Ferry crash disruption for ‘some time’
CALMAC says its Uist route will be disrupted for ‘some
NEWS
Valuable sculpture heads to Louvre
AN EIGHTEENTH century sculpture, which was lost for many years
Extra funds for Gaelic teaching
MORE than 10,000 young people will benefit from additional funding
Lottery windfall to secure Iona library for posterity
IONA Cathedral Trust has received £100,000 from the Heritage Lottery
Innovative project set to put Hebrides’ architectural gems under the spotlight
A PROJECT for everyone in the Outer Hebrides to learn
Gaelic drama to find global audience
A DRAMA filmed in Gaelic on the Isle of Skye
Kilnaughton Chapel
AMONG the ruined chapels on Islay is one at Kilnaughton,
Blas ceilidh
ALTHOUGH the Blas Festival 2016 entertainment at Port Ellen’s Ramsay
Volunteers lauded
SINCERE congratulations to three local volunteers who were among those
Trust gifts training aid to nurses
CHARITY Marie Curie welcomed a new member of the team
No secret meetings, says council
OBAN Community Council denied claims it was holding secret meetings
Couple’s shock as ‘Rammit’ leaves its mark on hired car
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Court hears Argyll mother used daughters to make sexual images
A CHEATING 23-year-old Argyll mother who used her young girls
Hundreds remain on housing list
FIVE hundred families remain on the Oban, Lorn and the
Generous support for charity walk
COMPLETING an ancient pilgrimage route, Calum MacFarlane-Barrow, of Craig Lodge,
Councillor in the dark over hotel
AN OBAN councillor said the town’s community council would be
Increase in Oban holiday enquiries
TEN SCOTTISH seaside spots have seen a significant increase in
MSPs’ expenses top £103,000
EXPENSES for the three members of the Scottish Parliament who
Special status for porpoise
HARBOUR porpoise will become the latest species to receive increased
Hearing considers councillor’s conduct
A HEARING to rule on whether an Argyll and Bute
Jura van crash lands labourer in court
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Russell and MPs to start Brexit dialogue
MICHAEL Russell, MSP for Argyll and Bute, has met with
Call to join register as brave Laura set for transplant
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Fate of Tiree beach huts hangs in the balance
THE FATE of two beach huts built without planning permission
Lottery boost for befrienders
MORE than £1 million in lottery funding will be shared
New fund to help homes be more energy efficient
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New round of Leader funding available
COMMUNITIES across Argyll and the Islands are being encouraged to
Places available to Oban musicians at St Mary’s Music School in Edinburgh
IF YOUR child loves to sing or plays a musical
Councillors schedule site visit in bid to resolve plan blunder
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Woman aims to raise awareness of MS misconceptions
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Council welcomes two religious reps
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Freedom request for golden Gordon
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Brexit will effect external funding
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First class pop-up café
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Fort William nightclub given seal of approval by planners
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First cruise ship at new pontoons
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Intern reporter Katrina Rasmussen explains why she has come to live in Oban for three months
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Council man calls it a day decades on
‘A WELL-known character’ was honoured with a special celebration last
Footpath will be closed for a month
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Drama as yacht closes A82 road
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Flower festival hits all the right notes
SONGS were sung and flower put on display at the
Public meeting to explore park’s potential
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Spice girls take title at chef competition
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First class pop-up café
THE FIRST pop-up café run by pupils of Lochaber High
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First cruise ship at new pontoons
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Rio Tinto smelter review continues
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Concern over planned care changes
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Serving up a sweet treat for readers
TO CELEBRATE our first serving of The Oban Times incorporating
Costa drive-through approved by council
THE Highland Council has approved plans for a new Costa
School group needs help to get started
A GROUP aiming to build its own school is looking
Council man calls it a day decades on
‘A WELL-known character’ was honoured with a special celebration last
Footpath will be closed for a month
A POPULAR Glen Nevis footpath is to be closed for
Drama as yacht closes A82 road
A NORWEGIAN yacht closed the A82 road last Thursday through
Hi-tech move could boost health care
NEW signal-boosting technology could be a ‘game-changer’ for remote and
Flower festival hits all the right notes
SONGS were sung and flowers put on display at the
Public meeting to explore park’s potential
AN ACTION plan to help protect the future of a
All change as schools move
SCHOOLS are out forever in Fort William – or out
Triathlon races to success
SLOW and steady won the race for Lundavra in this
Spice girls take title at chef competition
LAST week saw the start of the heats for the
Clubs’ cash windfall
A TOTAL of 27 groups and clubs from across Lochaber
Rainbow lights up Oban sky
Oban is the pot of gold at the end of
Residents demand tax refund as bins go to three-weekly pick-up
RUBBISH problems are persisting in north Argyll with users demanding
‘I’m working at The Oban Times to explore my Oban roots’
Intern reporter Katrina Rasmussen explains why she has come to live in Oban for three months
Hillwalkers found safe and well
THREE hillwalkers have been found safe and well after becoming
Land deal update expected soon
PLANS to rent out the disputed council-owned area of Ganavan
Council exceeds leisure targets
THE NUMBER of people using council swimming pools, gyms and
Trust gifts training aid to nurses
CHARITY Marie Curie welcomed a new member of the team
No secret meetings, says council
OBAN Community Council denied claims it was holding secret meetings
Couple’s shock as ‘Rammit’ leaves its mark on hired car
A COUPLE who left their car in the ‘middle of
Court hears Argyll mother used daughters to make sexual images
A CHEATING 23-year-old Argyll mother who used her young girls
Hundreds remain on housing list
FIVE hundred families remain on the Oban, Lorn and the
Generous support for charity walk
COMPLETING an ancient pilgrimage route, Calum MacFarlane-Barrow, of Craig Lodge,
Councillor in the dark over hotel
AN OBAN councillor said the town’s community council would be
Increase in Oban holiday enquiries
TEN SCOTTISH seaside spots have seen a significant increase in
MSPs’ expenses top £103,000
EXPENSES for the three members of the Scottish Parliament who
Special status for porpoise
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Hearing considers councillor’s conduct
A HEARING to rule on whether an Argyll and Bute
Councillors schedule site visit in bid to resolve plan blunder
COUNCILLORS are to hold a site visit in Connel to
Woman aims to raise awareness of MS misconceptions
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Council welcomes two religious reps
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Freedom request for golden Gordon
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Brexit will effect external funding
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Appin
THE NEW session of Appin SWI began on Thursday September
Western Isles
SNP MSP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Alasdair Allan, on
Islay
ARGYLL and Bute Council last week approved a planning application
Community is ‘clear winner’
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Agreement signed to build new homes
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Mallaig
A DEVOTED Mallaig student has become the first recipient of
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Viewpoint
Just because we cannot see our old waste once it
Days gone by – the town clock
A small crowd gathered to watch executives inspect the work
Glasgow Letter
IN AN era when so many island associations in Glasgow
Social media
There was widespread cheer for the photograph published on last
A82 needs concerted effort to improve
I am grateful for Donald Cameron’s letter (The Oban Times,
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With regard to the electoral ward boundary changes proposed for
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Have fun learning to read maps at Scouts
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Beachd Ailein
LATHA fiadhaich eile air an taobh an iar is mi
LEISURE
More pics from the 2016 Barra Mod
The King of Scottish Music Broadcasting
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Stornoway Mòd to welcome annual lecture
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A NEW movement theatre piece will be performed at the
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Jura jumps to sounds of music and craic at annual festival
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Crofting federation welcomes decision and review plans
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MARKET PRICES
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MOTORS
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PUBLIC NOTICES
Bookend Festival a big hit with readers
A DRIECH day in Benderloch was lit up by the
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS
ALLAN
Peacefully, at the Lorn and Islands Hospital, Oban, on September
MACDONALD
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MACNEIL
Peacefully at home on September 20, 2016, in his 88th
MACNICOL
William Alexander. Peacefully at home on Sunday September 25, aged
MINNIS
Peacefully, in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness on Tuesday September 20, 2016,
REID
Suddenly but peacefully at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness on Wednesday September
ROSS
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ALLAN
In loving memory of my 18 year old brother Hamish,
BLUE
In loving memory of our dear mother Mary, who died
CAMPBELL
In loving memory of Chris, son and brother, died September
DAW
Hugh. Hughie on the 4th anniversary. Fondly remembered and thought
KIRSOP
Joanna, a precious daughter and sister taken from us on
KIRSOP
Joanna, no matter what you faced in life you smiled
MACDONALD
Jimmy Drumfern / Tirindrish. It’s hard to believe it’s four
MACDONALD
In loving memory of my dear mother Julia, who passed
MACINNES
- From your loving mum. Treasured memories of our dear
MACINTYRE
In loving memory of my dear fiancé Ian who died
MACKECHNIE
- In loving memory of John, dearly loved son, brother
MACKENZIE
Treasured memories of our beloved son and brother Jamie, died
MACKENZIE
In loving memory of my dear grandson Jamie, who died
RITCHIE
In loving memory of Jean (née MacLean) passed away September
SCOTT
- Treasured memories of our mum and granny, Jean, who
St Kieran’s 200th anniversary of worship
CAMPBELTOWN Roman Catholic St Kieran’s church marked its bi-centenary with
Church ‘On the Road’
THE Church of Scotland is going ‘On the Road’ this
SPORT
Another successful Oban Sportif
NEARLY 100 riders took part in a road cycling challenge
Double up for the North
THE NORTH U17 were 5-0 winners over the South U17
Lorne Ladies draw away in Grangemouth
OBAN Lorne Ladies had their first away game of the
Saints net five in monsoon conditions at Kinlochleven
STUCK in the middle of a run of three blank
Killin
SENIOR Ladies’ Open Stableford: Wednesday September 21 - 1 Lynn
Craggy Island Triathlon
THE SOLD-OUT Craggy Island Triathlon will take place early next
Kilmallie champions of shinty’s National Division
ONLY eight senior shinty fixtures beat the wet weather last
McPhee in the points at Aragon
‘I’m really looking forward to the remaining races of this year’s Moto3 season’
Bad weather plays havoc with fixtures
THE POOR weather last Friday and Saturday meant the postponement
Oban Saints’ youth results and fixtures
LAST weekend’s results -Under 13s 2, Renton 6. Saints scorers
Weather wins as Oban Lorne’s home game is called off
OBAN Lorne’s home fixture to Newton Stewart was postponed on
Scottish AFL results and fixtures
LAST Saturday’s result: Joe Paterson Memorial Trophy - Argyll Select
Team raising difficulties for Argyll and Bute
ARGYLL and Bute’s league match away to Argyll rivals Cowal
Big win and a long detour for Mull boys
THE ISLE of Mull Rugby club finally got back to
Wee Rangers knock the Fort out of Scottish Cup
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Lochaber lose close encounter with the RAF
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