Lochaber Blogs
Blogs (web logs) provide an ideal opportunity to explore the traditions, culture and wildlife of Wild Lochaber. We have put together a collection of local blogs and provide the titles and text snippets to give a taste of each entry with direct links to the main blog entry on the host website. We hope you will find time to explore the full articles and further information on the host blog sites.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any suggestions for blogs you would like to see here.
The Oban Times
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The cup and other curling memorabilia are on display in the Museum until 2020. The post Curling cup on display in West Highland Museum appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Jesus's death, remembered on Good Friday, and his resurrection on Easter Sunday invite us all into a narrative bigger than all our own stories together. The post Thought for the week 18.04.19 appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Council officials are to seek more discussions with Fort William Town Team about the erection of the town's Christmas lights and decorations. The post More talks proposed on Fort festive lighting appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Book is a visual odyssey of adventure and exploration in one of the world’s most alluring natural environments. The post Photographer’s new book is visual feast for island lovers appeared first on The Oban Times.
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The team will help to handle some of the 300,000 plus calls the company receives every year. The post CalMac job boost for Stornoway appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Cookie of Tobermory – a much loved legend and institution. The post Obituary: Anne Flavell appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Last few days of voting for Scottish Sea Farms Unsigned Oban Live 2019 The post Musicians battle it out for major concert slot appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Share your thoughts with Woodland Trust Scotland. The post Dunollie Wood drop-in appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Oban store makes egg-stremely kind donation for Easter The post M&S hop to it with Easter egg donations appeared first on The Oban Times.
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The geopark team have set out to raise £55,000. The post Campaigners launch Save Lochaber Geopark crowdfunder appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Concerns are being expressed again that increasing levels of marine traffic on Loch Linnhe are leading to congestion and the risk of a possible incident. The post Loch Linnhe harbour trust idea floated again appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Officers from Highland and Islands Road Policing will be conducting speed checks outside schools following the schools return from the Easter break on Tuesday. The post Speed checks planned near schools after Easter break appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Highlands and Islands Scottish Conservative MSP Donald Cameron has questioned the Cabinet Secretary for Health about growing disquiet among rural GPs over the SNP Government’s controversial new GP contract. The post Concern grows over new GP contract appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Day trippers are just as welcome as staying guests at the Isle of Eriska with its spa, pool, golf course and extensive grounds just waiting to be explored. The post Island retreat is a feast of good taste appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Horror film Shepherd, shot on location in Mull, is at the centre of a heated payment row. The post Mull film extras told ransom wages will be paid appeared first on The Oban Times.
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Liam MacIntyre was charged with assault after he attacked a rival player in 2014. The post Former Fort shinty player reprimanded for headbutt appeared first on The Oban Times.
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The newly finished barge represents a significant investment in the company’s operational infrastructure. The post Scottish Salmon Company launches new flagship feed barge appeared first on The Oban Times.
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New approach to property management has raised more than £3 million in its first 11 months. The post ‘One Council’ property approach delivers results appeared first on The Oban Times.
Highland Titles
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Since its grassroots beginnings as an educational sit-in in 1970, Earth Day has evolved into the world’s largest environmental movement, with events and activities taking place in nearly 200 countries around the world. Every year has a different theme, and Earth Day 2019 focuses on something we’re...
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A Guide To Midges in Scotland The Scottish Midges often loom like a cloud over the idea of a pleasant camping holiday or walk in the countryside. They have ruined many a time in the great outdoors and some have been known to reduce grown men and women to tears. They also cause problems for...
