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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in The Oban Times & Lochaber Times 11 January 2018.
Public slam ‘shambolic’ and ‘disgraceful’ roads
DAVID MCPHEE
dmcphee@obantimes.co.uk
‘SHAMBOLIC’ and ‘disgraceful’ are just two of the words used to described the road through Connel. This section of the A85 is littered with potholes a...
Life’s a beach for happy couple
Fiona and Tam married in Hope Kitchen.
Photograph: Kevin McGlynn
TWO Oban volunteers tied the knot on Friday after meeting on a beach clean last year. Fiona Campbell-Smith and ...
237 people oppose home demolition
A PLANNING application to demolish a house in Taynuilt has received more than 235 public objections. The Josephine Marshall Trust submitted an application to knock down Barr Bheag in Glen Lonan, near...
Ulva buy-out wins vote support
MARTIN LAING
mlaing@obantimes.co.uk
A postal ballot has shown backing for the community buy-out of Ulva.
A VOTE on the possible buyout of Ulva has been backed by the c...
Islay cheers for Faslane sailors and marines
Lieutenant Quinn and Major Lawley inspect the 43 Commando whisky, inset.
SAILORS and marines from the naval base at Faslane have travelled to the Island of Islay to collect...