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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in The Oban Times & Lochaber Times 20th July 2017.
Argyll tourism shake-up needed, says media boss
LOUISE GLEN
lglen@obantimes.co.uk
ARGYLL’S foremost government- backed and -funded tourism management group has wasted £100,000 on promotional videos, some of which have been watched just...
Highland Arts sold to store boats
IT IS described by visitors as ‘unique’, ‘strange’, ‘hilarious’ and ‘an unlikely survivor of artistic (sic) hubris’, but it looks like an era is ending for the Isle of Seil’s cult Highland Arts centr...
Staying in tune with island life
DEREK MACADAM
editor@obantimes.co.uk
Duncan MacGilp makes beautiful violins in a tiny workshop in his garden overlooking Tobermory, below, Duncan playing one of his first violins,...
HANNAH PREPARES TO SWAP MULL FOR MEXICO
Hannah is heading for Guadalajara.
A WOMAN from Mull will embark on a trip of a lifetime in September, when she spends a month studying in Mexico. Hannah Jayne, 23, from Tobermory, won the ...
Island of Ulva for sale at £4.25m
The sale includes the mansion.
ONE of the finest private islands in northern Europe is up for sale for the first time in 70 years. For the asking price of £4.25 million, Ulva offers ...