Blog Entries from The Oban Times
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Last Update: Saturday, September 19, 2020 - 16:00
Ellis, Steevie and Fiona are have a not to serious chat about ideas of things to do – Its "Something For the Weekend" from The Oban Times with the usual banter 28th August 2020
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There is a wide cross-party consensus that things need to move forward quickly given the urgency of the situation.
The post Pledge on Gaelic ‘summit’ sought by Cameron appeared first on...
Discussion centres on council’s community services committee approval the annual education plan for 2020/21.
The post Teachers, pupils and parents praised for adaptability during lockdown appeared...
BEAR Scotland to act after 'amateurish' road signs criticised as a potential threat to businesses and a discouragement to A828 road users.
The post ‘Amateurish’ roadworks signs could hit...
'I believe the future of the language is, ultimately, in the hands of the remaining Gaelic-speaking communities and, in particular, the younger generation.'
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Of the 200 boats owned in Argyll and Bute, less than half have registered as food businesses to date, according to Argyll and Bute Council.
The post Fishing vessels must be registered to export catch...
The freedom of the open road makes motorcycling an exhilarating way to travel and enjoy magnificent scenery, however collisions involving motorcyclists are disproportionate to the number of riders...
Communities are being urged to complete an online application form detailing the support that they would like to be considered.
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But investigation into OpenRent finds landlords in Argyll and Bute to welcome tenants.
The post No DSS rental ads are ‘discriminatory’ appeared first on The Oban Times.
When she stepped up to become chief executive of Argyll and Bute Council in January 2020, little did Pippa Milne know what was coming.
The post A year like no other – running a council during a...
