What’s in This Week’s Oban Times 13th January 2021
Fiona and Kathie delve into the first issue of 2021 to give listeners a taste of what’s to come in this week’s paper.
Fiona and Kathie delve into the first issue of 2021 to give listeners a taste of what’s to come in this week’s paper.
Fiona and Kathie delve into the first issue of 2021 to give listeners a taste of what’s to come in this week’s paper.
Fiona and Kathie take a look at some of the stories behind the headlines in the last paper of 2020 including, Oban FM’s Christmas Angels, big hearted John McGee and his tv contributions, a boxing day baby and some much loved Tiree sheep.
Ho, Ho, Ho! Your Oban Times is out to buy now, full of the latest news and seasonally stuffed with some ‘crackers’ of photos. Nibbles from this week’s OT selection box from Kathie, Fiona and Ellis include an inspiring catch-up with Oban Covid-survivor James Scott appealing for everyone to stay safe but make the most of what Christmas regulations will allow to protect us and our loved ones.
The team takes a sneaky peek at some of the stories behind this week’s headlines. Kathie reveals why Kerrera residents are feeling a bit cut off, Ellis has his own brand of business news and Fiona tees up some sporting snippets from a very busy back page.
It’s been another news-filled week for us here at The Oban Times with lots of stories and photos to share with you
It’s been another news-filled week for us here at The Oban Times with lots of stories and photos to share with you
With only 37 sleeps until the big day Kathie and Fiona spread some festive cheer in the What’s in this Week’s Oban Times podcast with some illuminating news on Common Good funding, loving lorries, consultation on boundary changes and plenty of activity on the sports front.
With only 37 sleeps until the big day Kathie and Fiona spread some festive cheer in the What’s in this Week’s Oban Times podcast with some illuminating news on Common Good funding, loving lorries, consultation on boundary changes and plenty of activity on the sports front.
This week – Christmas is on its way and there is an opportunity to spread Christmas cheer with a Christmas windows competition organised by BID4Oban as well as various appeals around the town by different organisations to help with gifts and parcels.