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January: Oban’s Abi selected for international duty

Abi Evans was selected for Scotland’s 2017 Women’s Six Nations Championship squad.

FORMER Oban High School pupil Abigail Evans has been named in Scotland’s 2017 Women’s Six Nations Championship squad.

Abigail made her debut for Scotland in the 2015 Six Nations opener against France.

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28th December 2017
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Hope and a Christmas dinner for those in need
AS THE need for food and donations rises this winter
Cammy wins the lights fantastic
RETIRED handyman Cammy Dempster shone brightest in
NEWS
Tobermory panto packs out hall
TOBERMORY’S Main Street always looks fantastic with
TIMESLINE
A RETIRED teacher from Mull who sexually abused two
Hugh Smith’s letter from
CHRISTMAS has been a particularly busy time on the
Merry Christmas at village ceilidh
AT TAYNUILT’S annual Christmas ceilidh, a large audience
Connel bridge closed
The A828 Connel Bridge was closed for a number of hours
Oban to build on university town foundations
AMBITIOUS plans to build on Oban’s growing credentials
Studying in Oban let Jill explore the world
JILL MCCOLL is an Oban girl – you might have seen her
Man walking the coast of Britain receives warm welcome in Oban
Man walking the coast of Britain receives warm welcome
TIMESLINE
AN ACCIDENT involving two cars at Pennyfuir closed
Song and dance at high school
IT HAS been a busy week for Oban High School, performing
Oban’s Rockfield Gaelic unit features in Gaelic film
ROCKFIELD Primary School in Oban has been invited to
New year is the perfect time to get active
I HOPE everyone enjoyed the festivities and is raring
Mull health care near ‘crisis point’
MULL and Iona’s ‘severely over-stretched’ health and
Zumbathon raises £868 for charities
A WINTER warm-up Zumbathon in the Corran Halls during
Oban mum admits assault
A FALLING out over a Facebook message ended with a
Argyll and Bute’s IJB asks for ‘vital’ £900,000
ARGYLL and Bute Council’s Integrated Joint Board (IJB)
Cabbie just avoids driving ban
A TAXI driver was warned he was ‘on the cusp of being
Gaels of laughter caused by mis-spelled road signs
TRANSPORT Scotland had to replace 17 Gaelic road signs
Driver shocked firefighters
FIREFIGHTERS were so shocked by a driver’s actions
Killin youngsters sparkle in nativity
The young stars from Killin Primary School dressed
Search for nation’s finest woods
THE contest has begun to find and celebrate Scotland’s
Crackdown on mountain bike trails
PROBLEMS created by the unauthorised construction of
Visitors urged to ‘bag’ a castle
WITH research revealing that almost half of Brits have
Festival of Winter Walks
THE cold, crisp days of winter are a magical time to
Mountains project celebrates success
CELEBRATIONS are being held at The Mountains and The
THIS WEEK’S WALKS
THE WALK leader is to be contacted beforehand for meet
Youngsters sparkle in festive shows
There were shepherds, wise men, kings, cats, singers
MSP speaks out over high delivery charges
KATE FORBES MSP has joined the protest against the
Banavie says farewell to head Maxean
AFTER guiding the education of hundreds of children
Lochaber seniors dance night away at Christmas bash
Lochaber seniors enjoy their Christmas bash. Sixth-year
Community ‘heroes’ celebrated at Eilean a’ Cheò Civic Awards 2017
Community ‘heroes’ celebrated at Eilean a’ Cheò Civic
Funeral director retires after 46 years
AFTER almost half a century of service, one of Lochaber’s
West Ardnamurchan gets new minibus
THIS month saw a new community minibus for West Ardnamurchan
First gin distillery opens in Lochaber
HOTELIERS Craig and Noru Innes have opened the first
College music single hits heights in iTunes
WEST Highland College UHI’s HNC Music Student of the
Museum aims for 55,000 visitors
THE West Highland Museum in Fort William is hoping
Recycle Christmas cards for charity
KATH JOHNSTON is once again encouraging people to recycle
Youngsters sparkle in festive shows
St Columba’s pupils are the stars of the show. Photograph:
DISTRICTS
Arrochar, Kilmun and Drimnin
COMMUNITY groups in Arrochar, Kilmun and Drimnin will
Highlands and Islands
HIGHLANDS and Islands communities are being reminded
Western Isles
A CONSULTATION has been launched including proposals
Volunteers project is resounding success
OVER the past four years, Comann Eachdraidh Uibhist
Islay
PORT ELLEN Primary School on Islay has become the first
At Random
WE HAVE campaigned consistently all this year for safety
Kilmallie
KCC had received a complaint of bad smells from a Loch
Friends Together Club presentation to founder
THERE was a special presentation recently by members
Clootie dumpling session proves a tasty hit
HOW TO make a clootie dumpling was the subject of a
Playgroup youngsters entertain Invernevis House residents
Autism Support Group raises more than £1,200 from bag
A few items going back 30 years
■ Licensing board chairman Catriona Maclean of Ardgour
HERITAGE
Final thoughts as another year draws to a close …
Land of chivalry and freedom; land of old historic
Take a trip back in time on Scotland’s canals
THE public will soon be able to delve into the 250-year-old
LETTERS
Viewpoint
The year coming to its conclusion in just a few days
Days gone by – 1995
Celebrating their double wedding in December 1995 at
MacPhail
DESPITE the obvious shortcomings, mankind has a tremendous
Social media
Our story about the ambitious plans to build on Oban’s
Press policy
WE AT The Oban Times endeavour to ensure that all our
Council needs to help firms to innovate
The recent Holyrood budget was disappointing. It ignores
What is council income from fares?
Argyll and Bute Council claims that its four ferry
Did SNP tell truth in referendum?
In response to Iain Macdonald’s letter (‘Brexit claim
Lismore’s second ferry is a luxury
The majority of residents of Argyll and Bute who will
President deserves to be shown respect
Further to the article in The Scotsman on December
Royal Bank is being disloyal to Scotland
I have been a bank customer for more than 60 years
Beachd Ailein
A’ LEUGHADH seo is deireadh bhliadhna a’ teannadh agus
Your letters
THE EDITOR welcomes letters of approximately 300 words
LEISURE
Oban High juniors Jingle the night away
Arranged by a committee of sixth-year pupils, the Jingles
Glasgow Letter
I hope everyone has had a fulfilling Christmas and
Glasgow Letter
I hope everyone has had a fulfilling Christmas and
WIN £200 WORTH Of SHOPPING
COURTESY OF TESCO OBAN
THE OBAN TIMES GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
REVIEW OF THE YEAR
January
ALMOST 1,200 people received an award in this year’s
February
TEN Oban Times staff members collectively will walk
March
CONNEL doctor Kate MacGregor has been named Scotland’s
April
AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD boy from Soroba is doing his part
May
Family of charity hero Nonny hand over cheques in aid
June
SELFLESS, exceptional and committed were three words
February: Billy named volunteer of the year
BILLY Forteith of Oban Sailing Club (OSC) has been
March: Oban public Play the Game Together
OBAN sports stars united against cancer and raised
April: Saints crash out in Scottish Cup semis
DESPITE taking a deserved firsthalf lead, Oban Saints
May: Camanachd reach Celtic Society Cup final
OBAN Camanachd will play Kyles Athletic in the Gregor
JUNE: Podium place for John McPhee in Holland
JOHN McPhee had a barnstorming Dutch GP for the British
Fundraiser smashes £35,000 barrier
A LOCHABER community fundraiser has broken the £35
Gladys’ incredible life journey on TV
A DOCUMENTARY charting the journey of a Spean Bridge
Caol art project lands £50,000 windfall
A COMMUNITY art studio supporting schools across Lochaber
Wheelie bin ends up on Fort shop roof
A CROWD gathered at Cameron Square in Fort William
New bridge helping improve glen
A NEW bridge to take walkers over the River Nevis towards
Real buzz to lunch
LOCHABER Beekeepers’ Association secretary Sarah Kennedy
Bus firm’s U-turn on Sunday service
A BUS company is to reinstate its Sunday service between
Doors open on second Buzz venue
THE BUZZ Project officially launched a second venue
Caol art project lands £50,000 windfall
A DETERMINED fundraising duo planning to become the
Mother and son on track to make history on Jacobite steam train
Mother and son on track to make history on Jacobite
Teacher reunited with 50-year-old ice axe against the odds
Teacher reunited with 50-year-old ice axe against the
Lochaline Terra’s picks up top award
LOCHALINE Primary School pupil Terra Grier won two
Gary makes history as first Scot to win Pre-65
GARY MACDONALD made history over the weekend when he
Volnteers entertain cruise liner visitors
BUSINESSES and groups in Fort William joined forces
Kinlochleven youngsters triumph at VOSCARS
KINLOCHLEVEN High School pupil Jo Shepton has won young
FEATURE
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INDEPENDENT education is one of the most important
FARMING
Looking back over 20 years since devolution in Scotland
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Crofters welcome budget
THE Scottish Crofting Federation (SCF) has welcomed
Around the markets
STIRLING – Caledonian Marts Ltd on Tuesday December
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES & DEATHS
Move starts to link Kintyre and Columba walking routes
RON’S RAMBLERS from Port Ban have raised £2,000 so
SWI lay on a festive treat with party for Killin Primary School
SWI lay on a festive treat with party for Killin Primary
Thought for the week
This week in the year might be thought of as an in
SPORT
Shinty review of the season - part one
WITH the curtain drawn on another shinty season and
Times Sport
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Golden Oldies won 2-1 on penalties OBAN Celtic held
North Connel angler rewarded for leviathan salmon
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Lochaber swimmers finish 2017 with a splash
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Rugby clash a festive draw…again!
THE ANNUAL Boxing Day rugby match between a Lochaber
Fort William lose to Lossiemouth in seven-goal thriller at Claggan
Fort William lose to Lossiemouth in seven-goal thriller
Finlay Wild triumphs again in Cruim Leaccain Hill Race
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Lochaber indoor winter league results
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Lochaber club lottery draws
THE CHRISTMAS Eve Caol Community Centre bingo lotto
LOCHABER TIMES
Festive fun on Jacobite for Fort youth group
THE AHA Futures group hopped on board the Jacobite
Fungicidal agents to tackle stained walls on Fort homes
LOCHABER Housing Association has confirmed it plans
Lochaber High new head teacher named
THE NEXT head teacher of Lochaber High School will
Nevis radio to resolve signal issue
NEVIS Radio is working to fix a fault in its transmission