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For all the details,see The Oban Times April 11 2013 and on line from the same date at www.obantimes.co.uk/digital POLICE in Oban are appealing for witnesses after a man was badly injured at the weekend –but can’t remember what happened to him.  Police are becoming increasingly worried for the safety of Brett Oliver,aged 33,from North Lanarkshire,who was last seen in Fort William on Sunday February 17 2013. Continue reading Police in Fort concerned over missing man Comments are closed  Oban Times News Archive  Brett Oliver,Fort William,missing,North Lanarkshire,police,Portree,Skye
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Comments are closed Oban Times News Archive A83,Cairndow,collision,dead,February 12 2013,lorry,passengers,police,Strathclyde Police,van,witnesses  Coastguards and mountain rescue teams search the shores of Loch Awe for the missing man. Photo courtesy Kevin McGlynn Strathclyde Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was reported missing in the early hours of Sunday near Loch Awe,Argyll. Continue reading Search underway for man missing near Loch Awe |
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A spate of fuel thefts across Argyll has led to police taking ‘targeted action’ to try to halt the theft of thousands of litres of heating oil.
LOCHABER police are appealing for information after a large wooden picnic bench was stolen from the top of the newly upgraded section of the A861 at Drynie Hill near Acharacle.
ONE OF the biggest police operations to ever take place in the Oban and Lorn area has already targeted drug users,thieves and speeding motorists in its first few days. 
POLICE in Benbecula are appealing for witnesses after an attempt to set a house on fire in the Meall Ard area of Balivanich on Benbecula on Friday,February 22 2013. 
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