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Season 1 Finale – Join presenters Stephen Day, George Graham and Keith McIntyre for more golfing chat about Bob and other golfing fun – with additional material from David McPhee, Bruce McNab, Neil Armour, and Charles Spreadburry.
This week they discuss more golfing terminology, look at some stats and even answer a listener’s question.
Whether it is tinsel trimmed or spruced with sprigs of holly, there are prizes to be won.
To stay up to date and get all the news and views as it happens, visit www.obantimes.co.uk
The man in red helped by his elves was at The Royal Hotel on Saturday meeting children and handing out gifts.
Daniel Alcol, 35, of admitted careless driving on May 10 this year when it happened at Kilmore on a bend.
Adam Wilarski admitted throwing a remote control at a TV in the bedroom at his home.
Johnston had been staying at a hotel in town with his partner and another couple when a disagreement broke out between him and the other man.
Daniel Guy, 45, currently in Edinburgh Prison, pleaded guilty to two theft-by-housebreaking charges, one of reset and one of being involved in supplying heroin.
Andrew Johnston’s men are looking to reverse the defeat at Ardencaple earlier in the season when they play Helensburgh on home territory on Saturday.
The high profile Professional Squash Asscociation (PSA) Satellite Competition is creating excitement both nationally and locally.
Wigtonshire 13 Oban Lorne 12
West League Division 2
Football: Oban Saints 1, Blantye RGM 0 – Central Scottish 1B.
Football: Oban Saints GG 3, Giffnock SC Reds 1 – GGAFL Division Three.
Loch Eck Orienteers have an active junior section and cover all ages of adults, including some that compete at international level
Lochaber Music School’s Christmas Concert will take place on Sunday, December 15, at 3pm in St Margaret’s Church, Roy Bridge.
Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels has published the results of this year’s Great Scottish Squirrel Survey, when more than 600 people reported 828 sightings in just one week.
Late night shopping ties in with switch-on and is hailed a huge success.
This year’s line-up includes Catherine Brown, John D Burns, Karen Campbell, Martin Edwards, Andrew O’Hagan and Robin Robertson.
The Hebridean Whale Trail, the first of its kind in the UK,was a finalist in the New National Treasure (UK) category.
The ThinkWINTER campaign understands the great attraction and challenges of winter in the Scottish mountains and aims to inspire and encourage people to read up and ‘up-skill’ to meet those challenges and achieve their aspirations.
There cannot be many deer stalkers in Scotland who have not heard of Frank Wallace and Vincent Robert Balfour-Browne.
Author and historian Valerie Forsyth digs in to Oban archives and finds golden nuggets of news.
Kay McDonald sings the praises of Oban’s youthful ambassadors.
The Oban Times deputy editor sings the praises of an Oban tap dancing group.
The facts and reflections of people and place nearly lost to oblivion are now recorded for posterity.
The latest from the Lochaber Chamber of Commerce highlighting drug and alcohol issues at work.
The spirit of Christmas is founded on a philosophy of benefit to all man-kind, and that has to be a most laudable philosophy for life.
