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.
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The Oban Times
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The centre provides a huge and varied range of support services to people with a vast range of conditions.
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The cancer support charity is offering a 50 per cent discount on its registration fee in an effort to encourage islanders to take part in the Arran Challenge.
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The meeting will tackle some misconceptions about Arran’s “dinosaur” footprints on the west side of the island.
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A climate-focused project by a Kintyre trust saw a strong turnout at Campbeltown Town Hall on Saturday to mark six months of its work across the peninsula.
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Around 150 people gathered in Fort William on Saturday February 24 for a protest against existing and new National Parks across Scotland.
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Birthday boy Murdo MacLean is celebrating his 80th - and his 20th - today.
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Ferguson Marine’s managing director David Tydeman has told members of Holyrood that the cost for the Glen Sannox has risen to between £145.5m and £149.1m.
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Two bids to create national parks in Lochaber and Loch Awe - which may include Oban - will be submitted to the Scottish Government before its deadline on February 29.
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The "beacon of community life" says she is now looking forward to caring for her animals and meeting up with her many friends and neighbours.
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If you are on Luing or Seil this Sunday, head to Cuan Ferry for 8.30pm to wave off six charity champs heading to Rome to raise funds and awareness of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.
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State-owned ScotRail is finally set to take action after a spike of complaints by shivering customers and a "tough" investigation by a watchdog.
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Locals from Kinlochleven are ready to take the next step towards turning their dreams for the village into a reality.
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Appliance of science as pupils unlock new career opportunties (Wednesday, February 28, 2024 - 06:19)More than 140 budding engineers and scientists from Mid Argyll and Kintyre took part in the first MAK STEM Fest careers event.
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Lengthy waits have been reported at Boots the Chemist pharmacy counter in George Street after the company shut its busy Soroba Road branch.
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With Argyll and Bute facing a £40 million gap in its budgets for services and crucial infrastructure such as roads, bridges and buildings, the funding available from the Scottish Government (SG), based on freezing council tax, would have meant cuts to the services people use every day, says the...
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A provisional premises licence has been granted for a café and farm shop on Mull, despite the objection of a nearby hotelier.
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Competitors wishing to take part in this year’s event, taking place from 11-19 October in Oban, have until midnight on May 31 to submit their entries.
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The sizeable increase has been confirmed for Argyll and Bute households after the council’s ruling group’s budget motion prevailed by two votes.
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A wide-ranging plan to strengthen rural and outlying communities facing a forecast exodus of people has been published by the Scottish Government.
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Lochaber Rural Education Trust have been busy raising funds for the charity.