We've got a wealth of stories for you in this week's paper, including updates on two big projects, Oban's kidney dialysis unit and the Mull Campus. Meanwhile residents of Craignure have banded together to craft a tapestry celebrating life in the island village.
What's In This Week's Oban Times?
In this week's Oban Times: Oban rapist Malcolm Sloss is jailed for 13 years, a proposal to remove Inverawe Smokehouse from The Companies Register is suspended, Oban Homebase announces closure date and volunteers from Oban Mountain Rescue Team take on 'Britain's most brutal' race.
A new years ceilidh lit up the Argyllshire Gathering Halls recently. Here is a wee video clip from the event - can you spot yourself?
What's In This Week's Oban Times?
In this week's Oban Times: Inverawe Smokehouse staff win their employment tribunal, an earthquake shakes homes, residents on Mull are on the lookout for a driver who caused damage to headstones and four people from Argyll are celebrating after receiving MBEs and BEMs in the king's New Year Honours List.
As we move into 2025....a quick look at the year gone by and all it brought us.
A happy new year from all of us at West Coast Today and welcome to the first podcast of 2025. This week, the Mod brought in record profits for Oban, a new building for Mull Aquarium, we chat to the local woman making emergency blankets from crisp packets and Owen brings you a special report from Australia.
An earlier episode of WITWOT this week as The Oban Times comes out tomorrow for Christmas. We’ve got an update for you on an old Christmas story, the vote on the Visitor Levy, a WW2 wren’s 101st birthday, and a new therapy system in Islay’s hospital.
In this week’s Oban Times: We ask your local councillors for their opinions on the proposed Visitor Levy, holiday cheer was spread at Mull’s Santa dash and Christmas tree festival, Colonsay and Coll are getting new GPs and a young dancer from Oban has had her Christmas wish come true.
A new pharmacy coming to Oban, a boom for the Belford project, chaperones on school buses and pantomime delight, all that and more in this week's Oban Times.