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Soroba bins cannot meet demand, says council boss

LOUISE GLEN

lglen@obantimes.co.uk

A COUNCIL executive admitted that, per head of population, Soroba did not have the recycling bins it needed because there ‘simply isn’t space’.

Bins boss Jim Smith told a meeting of residents, community councillors and Argyll Community Housing Association (ACHA) that Soroba had more bins for general waste than anywhere else in Argyll and Bute.

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Plockton
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Lochaber
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A lack of rats on Morvern
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Macphail
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People who drop litter should be fined
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Oban concern for Palestine
A special presentation of a heart rendering film on the
Glasgow Letter
The Mull and Iona annual gathering will be held in
Gary Innes, an appreciation, by Robert Robertson
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BRIDE GUIDE
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Questions about marriage in the Church of Scotland
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Call for PVG checks to cover sports coaches
A NATIONAL children’s charity has called on the Scottish Government
Record dolphin numbers viewed on West Coast
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Celtic rainforest full of magic and mystery
TWO conservation charities have joined forces to share the secrets
Enjoy beautiful scenery on weekly walks around Lorn and Lochaber
MEETING point for walks is the car park at the
Snow far so good as skiing season opens
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Rod levy ruled out for Scotland
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New course set to rock at Lochaber
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Climate change
SCOTLAND’S Marine Protected Areas network is helping to combat climate
BUSINESS
Five trends to watch when selling business to business
THIS YEAR will see the ongoing evolution of many B2B
Fort William business wins top prize for diver safety
A LEADING sub-sea training and trials facility in Lochaber has
Tax year end deadline looms
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Spend in Oban and win £100
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Lidl crowned supermarket of the year at awards
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FARMING
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Farming profits increase after two years of decline
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Green farming rules reviewed
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Avian flu prevention zone to be extended
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Union welcomes new directors
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Quality shines at 126th spring sale
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MOTORS
Subaru Eyesight – your third eye on the road
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The drive of your life on the A83 and A816
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PROPERTY
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS
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MELMOTH
Peacefully at the Lorn and Islands Hospital, Oban on February
WHITE
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CAMPBELL
The family of the late Mairi EKB (née Paterson) would
McIVER
Stewart and family would like to thank family, friends and
CAMPBELL
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CURR
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FERGUSON
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LOCKH
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MACARTHUR
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MACFARLANE
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MACGREGOR
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MACGREGOR
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POULTON
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ROBERTSON
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SUTHERLA
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