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Bravery award for South Uist soldier
Published: 21 March, 2008
A South Uist soldier has been given the army’s second highest bravery award for his efforts battling the Taliban in Afghanistan under intense fire.
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Tickets roll out for Islay competition
Published: 01 February, 2008
The organiser of the unique fundraising venture on Islay, Spot the Whisky Barrel, says the competition has taken off since The Oban Times broke the story.
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Use of Tiree Airport soars
Published: 01 February, 2008
Tiree Airport is on the up, recording the second highest rise in passenger numbers in the Highlands this year.
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Kerrera ferryman attacks priority given to air travel
Published: 11 January, 2008
A ferry operator on the island of Kerrera has challenged comments made by a local councillor on access to islands.
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Islanders fear medical incident
Published: 27 December, 2007
Anxious residents on Lismore are stepping up their fight for an island-based nurse to be on call during evenings and weekends.
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Lismore ferry back on agenda as islanders support north route
Published: 21 December, 2007
A car ferry could be up and running at the north end of the island of Lismore in the near future after a consultation saw more than 100 local people support the plan.
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Rum set to be run more by residents
Published: 14 December, 2007
Scottish Natural Heritage is planning ‘a phased withdrawal’ from key areas on Rum as part of a plan for community-led initiatives to regenerate the island.
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Funeral family forced to hire two planes after ferry can’t reach the island
Published: 08 November, 2007
A FAMILY came within yards of landing on Colonsay for the funeral of a loved one – but ended up paying £1500 to charter two planes after their ferry returned to Oban.
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The drinks are on us!
Published: 27 October, 2007
Easdale islanders are considering buying the island's pub and restaurant as a community venture after fears that it could be reverted back to a house.
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