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Rachel Hammond Hairdressing has now closed, as is Rachel Hammond Oadby. the staff got made redundant at short notice and have all been lucky to find another salon, this page is for everyone looking for there stylist. Leighanne,Shelly,Joseph,Alice,Krupa,Laura and Kyle from Rachel Hammond Highcross have now moved to Kyle beasley hairdressing (details below) as has Jade, Jack and Krupa from Rachel Hammond Oadby if, like me you cannot bear the thought of being without your regular stylist this page is for you they have all moved to Kyle Beasley Hairdressing 12-14 St Martins Sq Leicester Le1 5EW all they need know is for there lovely clients to follow them, the staff have been through a lot and are lucky to all be together t this fantastic new space, all new clients will receive 20% off there first visit to kyle Beasley Hairdressing . If you would like to book an appoinment or just have a chat with your stylist call them on 0116 2514066

Macmillan relies almost entirely on voluntary income to fund its vital services and to develop new ways of supporting people affected by cancer. If you can't spare time but would like to give some money, you can give a one-off donation, set up a direct debit, donate through payroll or leave a legacy to improve the lives of people affected by cancer. The staff at Boots Oakham at the Surgery have pledged to cycle 150 miles on their exercise bikes to better last years target of 120 miles. Please come and donate.. and laugh at them ALL day on FRIDAY 9th SEPTEMBER outside the store! However you get involved, Macmillan will make it as easy and rewarding for you as possible. For more information on Macmillan Cancer Support, visit Macmillan.org.uk.

The Toy Cupboard has twice weekly sessions. On Tuesdays during school term time it is held in the Undercroft at Glencruitten Church Centre, Glencruitten Road, Oban from 1.30pm until 3.30pm and on Fridays all year round in the Main Hall at the Centre from 10am until 12 noon. Annual membership is £3.00 for families and child minders and £10.00 for groups. £1 registration per family per session is now charged to assist with running costs. Tea, coffee, juice and biscuits available - small donation for supplies to be put in tub on tea table. There is a volunteer committee which meets regularly to organise fundraising. New committee members are always welcome.

It's Your Station -Oban FM, www.obanfm.net

Annual music and dance festival, offering special events and competitions in fiddle, accordion, chanter, piping, piano, woodwind, brass, recorder, singing, Scottish country dancing, highland dancing and choreography. Special events: The Highlands and Islands Fiddle and Accordion Masters - featuring prize-winning fiddle and accordion players from the main competition championships throughout Scotland. The Scottish Area Highland Dancing Finals - the culmination of the whole year’s competition circuit, featuring seventeen teams, and the only highland dancing team event to be held in the world! The Scottish Choreography Challenge - featuring two days of entertainment of the highest standard. Teams of dancers compete for prestigious prizes using innovative dance routines incorporating traditional highland dancing steps, sound and lighting effects, dazzling costume and scenery. Festival Parade - a fine spectacle, with a number of pipe bands marching through Oban for the enjoyment of residents and visitors. The Concert of Champions - presents winners from the competitions in a musical variety show of very high quality, followed by the Festival Fling, when competitors, family and friends dance into the wee small hours to a traditional Scottish dance band.

Systema is sometimes called ’know yourself’. What does it really mean to understand yourself? It is not just to know what your strengths and weaknesses are, that is good but fairly superficial. Training is one of the sure ways to see the full extent of our limitations, to see how proud and weak we really are. Systema allows us to gain the true strength of spirit that comes from humility and clarity in seeing the purpose of our life. Breathing, Movement, Relaxation, Structure… These are just some of the topics we investigate with regards to improving your health and happiness. It is often the fundamental elements that let us down, like poor breathing or excess tension. You will learn how to manage the whole spectrum of stress, using the natural resources that we sometimes take for granted. You will employ processes such as the heart beat, blood pressure and muscle tension to learn about your body and it’s various functions. All major systems of the body are considered, including the nervous, muscular, skeletal and respitory. The categories of strikes, kicking, joint breaks, throwing, weapons and ground fighting are all developed in Systema. Advanced areas such as varying terrains and multiple opponents are also explored in detail. We train to survive and escape, so we are not interested in competing or winning. There are no belts or rules, just natural methods that can be practiced for a lifetime.

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"Oban Airport is situated on the idyllic West Coast of Scotland and offers one of the best views that any airport could have". Oban Airport is actually sited at North Connel, about 5 miles north of Oban, "The gateway to the Isles" and is a great jumping off point for exploring the beautiful islands and coastline of the west of Scotland. Next door is the dramatic Falls of Lora, a tidal race caused by the emptying and filling of Loch Etive through the narrow gap between North and South Connel. Operated by Argyll and Bute council, it has a CAA licence as a commercial airport following recent upgrading. Currently Hebridean Air Services is the only airline based at Oban and operate scheduled flights on two routes. The first route departs Oban to the Isles of Colonsay and Islay return and the second leaves Oban bound for the Isles of Coll and Tiree return.

The Rotary Club of Okehampton was founded in 1965 and we are a lunchtime club, meeting on Thursdays at 12.30 for 12.45 at The White Hart Hotel in the centre of Okehampton. There is a small amount of parking at the hotel and there are several car parks very nearby. Visiting Rotarians are most welcome and we are happy to hear from potential new members at any time. Please visit our website to find out more or post on our wall!