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Once again the UK is living under tough but necessary restrictions as we battle COVID-19. Vaccines offer us hope and a way out but, until then, we must all play our part in together beating the virus.
Pointers Youth Centre have senior carers groups in Lewis and Harris for secondary aged young people and also run a junior young carers group which meets monthly for primary 4 to 7 carers.
This brought an end to what has been a successful series of afterschool sessions delivered by club coaches Les Kinvig and Stephen Campbell.
The Club will return to action once the present ‘lockdown’ eases, and wish all their sponsors and supporters a brighter, healthier 2021.
The 17-year-old will enter the 2021 season as one of the top Trial125 World Championship contenders with high hopes of another great year.
Running every day, even when on holiday, Olly Stephen notched up a total of 2662Km (1,654 miles) a third more than he intended and equivalent to 700 times up and down Ben Nevis.
After the very worst of years, the very best among us – from frontline health staff to key community volunteers and charity workers – have been recognised in The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours.
Boost will help Scots climbers with Olympics in their sights.
Hopefully 2021 will allow more people to experience this exhilarating sport which is on our doorstep.
Sports clubs from around the region share there stories from 2021 and join the Lochaber Times in wishing all our readers a very merry Christmas and a joyful, and active, New Year.
Despite the frustration of the unexpected football shutdown, Saints GG can at least console themselves that they were able to keep playing until the last gasp.
Saints Manager Willie Gemmell’s ongoing selection headaches intensified with Kerr Newbigging and Craig MacEwan the latest to join the lengthy list of injury victims.
The match, played in memory of former players Vince Carnie and Jamie Pearson, will be played once restrictions have been lifted along with the Robert Wylie Memorial Cup.
The Hughenden outfit are looking to raise funds towards the purchase of a portable defibrillator.
Sessions are taking place at the 4G pitch at Oban high on Saturdays 10.00 – 11.30am.
Cabinet Secretary for Finance, and Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch MSP, Kate Forbes took part in the Camanachd Association September board meeting to discuss a number of topics relevant to the shinty community.
Results of the final of the musical shoot-out were revealed at 2.15pm on Saturday afternoon
Sports clubs from around the region share there stories from 2021 and join the Oban Times in wishing all our readers a very merry Christmas and a joyful, and active, New Year.
Sports clubs from around the region share there stories from 2021 and join the Oban Times in wishing all our readers a very merry Christmas and a joyful, and active, New Year.
Having completed half the distance in 12 hours last year, ‘gym guy’ Innes Hughes, is now challenging himself to run from Oban to Fort William and back in 24 hours in aid of mental health support charity Martyn’s Monday Club.
Having completed half the distance in 12 hours last year, ‘gym guy’ Innes Hughes, is now challenging himself to run from Oban to Fort William and back in 24 hours in aid of mental health support charity Martyn’s Monday Club.
Swimmers competed in races in all four strokes and over 50m and 100m with times sent on to be compared with swimmers from Campbeltown, Helensburgh, Inverclyde, Islay and Dunoon to decide the medal winners.
Kintyre Amateur Swimming Club make a much welcome return to the water.
Scottish Rugby aims to facilitate local friendly fixtures in the months ahead at a time when it is safe to do so.
Scottish Rugby aims to facilitate local friendly fixtures in the months ahead at a time when it is safe to do so.
The Petronas Sprinta Racing rider will now be able to enjoy a well-earned of rest, before preparations start for the 2021 season.
Once again the UK is living under tough but necessary restrictions as we battle COVID-19. Vaccines offer us hope and a way out but, until then, we must all play our part in together beating the virus.
After the very worst of years, the very best among us – from frontline health staff to key community volunteers and charity workers – have been recognised in The Queen’s 2021 New Year Honours.
Stone skimming championship continues to grow as islanders welcome hundreds to 23rd event
Groups are already working hard to ensure next season is equally successful
The 45th edition of the festival drew to a close last Thursday.
Fun Day helped raise cash for two charities dear to the heart of the town: RNLI and The Fishermen’s Mission.
