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Every Week find out what's in This Week's Oban Times & Lochaber Times and making the headlines on West Coast Today
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- Sep 23, 2026
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The West Coast Today Podcast - 23rd September 2026 (opens the original)
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In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: A vote of no confidence against two Lochaber and Skye Councillors passes, Argyll and Bute Council's objection to the MachairWind project is celebrated, a Kilmore woman is back on her bike after a devastating stroke which left her disabled on one side, and 1000 fishing creels go missing in Oban, causing police to investigate.
The West Coast Today Podcast - 16th September 2026 (opens the original)
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In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times, the World Stone Skimming Championships return to Easdale, 1000 days pass since plans for Oban Harbour were submitted marking a new Scottish record, and flooding issues hit Fort William.
The West Coast Today Podcast - September 9th 2026 (opens the original)
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In This Weeks Oban and Lochaber Times, campaigners are urging councillors to object to a new wind farm, Oban High School Annual Prizegiving took place and tributes have been pouring in for Kinlochleven resident, John Taylor, who lost his life following a house fire.
The West Coast Today Podcast - September 2nd 2026 (opens the original)
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In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: The Oban Games brings the buzz to town, Seil and Easdale Community Council is saved from collapse at the 11th hour, The Scottish Government takes the owner of Lochaber's Alvance Smelter to court, and Mull's charity champion Andrew Noble prepares to run an ultramarathon in his firefighter's gear.
The West Coast Today Podcast - 26th August 2026 (opens the original)
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In this week's Oban Times and Lochaber Times: Argyll and Bute Council begins handing out parking tickets to funeral mourners, Fort William protests the closure of its Post Office, Oban celebrates Pride, and the iconic Green Welly Stop goes on the market.
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