Blog Entries from The Oban Times
Blogs (web logs) and blogspots provide a unique insight into Highland life and nature in Lochaber and The West Highlands.
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Last Update: Sunday, July 12, 2020 - 17:31
Once installed, the scheme is expected to have a 1.6MW capacity and to generate approximately 4,269,000 kWh each year – enough to power over 1000 homes. It will take approximately 14 months to build...
Holly, aged 15 - often called ‘Scotland’s Greta Thunberg’ - is also a regular columnist for the Lochaber Times.
The post Teenage environmental activist Holly is Young Scotswoman of the Year for 2019...
Sian Griffiths who is secretary of The Ardchattan Centre has now submitted an application for a second-helping of money from the Scottish Land Fund and the outcome should be known by October.
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The Centre's heritage officer Elisabeth Stevenson put out a call for knitters to get clickety-clacking with their needles and donate squares to wrap round the iron poles of the outdoor shelter.
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The complaint about the Isle of Eriska Hotel & Spa, part of a collection run by Inverlochy Castle Management International, was made to Argyll and Bute Council when metal gates to a bridge...
Regrettably, said Travis Perkins, the changes are likely to result in a number of job losses, although the company said it will do its best to retain colleagues where possible.
The post Travis...
Residents want 'flock out of here' after waking up shift workers, fouling roads, eating expensive flowers and damaging outdoor ornaments.
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Around 4,500 pupils in Highland are receiving fortnightly vouchers to the equivalent of £15 per pupil, per week. This includes an average weekly increase of 50 pupils each week since lockdown began,...
Join Kathie, Ellis and Fiona as they discuss whats happening online and in the print edition of this week's Oban Times.
Budgies, Sheep, Sport, Penguins and more!
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First Minister outlines draft dates for possible reopening of hairdressers, beer gardens and visitor attractions
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