Category: Oban
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Ewan McVicar announces electrifying Wee Toon Tour
A famous DJ and producer will return to his motherland with a tour of Scottish towns, which will include shows in Oban and the Isle of Skye. Ewan McVicar will embark on his ‘Wee Toon Scottish Tour’ in December, with the Ayrshire native promising nine shows in seven days. It is hoped this will champion…
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Significant blow to Dalmally’s anti-pylon campaigners
No More Pylons (Dalmally) campaigners are disappointed that Ofgem’s approval decision has been made in advance of the outcome of a recent local public inquiry into SSEN’s proposed new 275Kv OHL between Creag Dhubh and Dalmally
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Floodhit businesses call for rents and rates amnesty
Businesses worst affected by October’s severe weather want answers and action as part of a campaign to recover and save themselves before the next disaster hits
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Spreading the word about Gaelic on Mull
Mull & Iona Gaelic Partnership is spreading word of its informal pop-up evenings to encourage more use of the language.
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New date for Kilmelford gig
Melfort Music promoter Matthew Anderson has now re-scheduled the Ross Ainslie and Ali Hutton, with Owen Sinclair gig for December 1 after road closures meant the October 20 concert had to be cancelled
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Pierhouse Hotel crowned Scotland’s Restaurant of the Year
Now in its 20th year, the Hotels of the Year Scotland Awards honour the outstanding success, achievement and distinction across Scotland’s hotel and hospitality industry.
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Allan Campbell – 2.11.23
Chì mi an Cuilitheann mar leòmhann gun tioma, Le fheusaig den t-sneachd’ air a phasgadh ma cheann; ‘S a ghruaidhean a’ srùladh le easanan smùideach, Tha tuiteam nan lùban gu ùrlar nan gleann. ’S tric a bhios na briathran iongantach seo aig Niall MacLeòid a tighinn nam inntinn nuair a chì mi buaidh droch aimsir…
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Lorn Healthy Options weekly health tip: Not all sugars are created equally
Do you really need a dessert or has your brain been tricked?
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Councillor blasts independents for voting with the SNP on NHS health appeal
Liberal Democrat councillor Angus MacDonald likens Independent councillors to “the Greens at Holyrood”.