Now available in digital format, The Oban Times has been bringing its readers all of the most up to date coverage of the West Highlands and Islands of Scotland for over 150 years. Reporting issues from the Mull of Kintyre to Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland, to the Inner and Outer Hebridean Islands with Argyll and Lochaber at its heartlands.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in The Oban Times & Lochaber Times 26th October 2017.
Oban Gaelic Choir narrowly misses out on shield
Oban Gaelic Choir narrowly missed out on winning the prestigious Lovat and Tullibardine Shield for the second time in three years. The choir, which is led by conductor Sileas Sinclair, finishe...
Argyll bids to be biggest national park
ARGYLL could become Britain’s largest national park stretching from Tiree to the coast of West Kintyre if thecouncil’s bid is successful. The giant 2,650-square-mile conservation area, dubbed the Arg...
Lewis woman launches Goth on the Croft idea
Claire Gerrard, above, and her friends want to raise awareness of hate crime.
A GOTH on the Croft charity calendar has been released to help ‘stamp out prejudice, hatred and i...
Ferry services subsidies double over a decade
PUBLIC spending on Scotland’s ferry services has doubled over the past decade, a watchdog has found. Audit Scotland said Transport Scotland’s spending on ferry links came to more than £209 million in...