Hamilton Advertiser - 2019-01-31

• TEARS FOR BERT AFTER STAIR FALL TRAGEDY
• Emotional farewell
• Our focus is on helping the public
• Intruder was in woman’s home
• Fabulous £50 voucher for family dining
• Video highlights desperate plight
• ‘Positive response’ from footage
• Canning: seasons ofhighs andlows
• Martin is a club legend
• Sword attack in a block of flats Terrified victim jumped out of window
• Dogisanonl­inehit
• Fat jibe from workmate made me lose weight
• Attacked at train station
• Family touched by support for little battler Amelia
• I’m bricking it, but game for a laugh
• It’s a family affair when I step onto the stage
• Deaf boy will hear for the first time
• Charity funding boost
• Hunt is on for the best in the business
• Two floors down
• Tasty plansin pipeline to look at food poverty
• Womanjaile­d after highspeed cop chase
• How do you brew?
• Hats off to comedy’s greatest double act
• Syrian refugees are set to arrive
• Motorists fuming over road changes
• Big band swings into church for concert
• Fundraiser will light up Livingston­e centre
• Former Academy pupil raises profile of Holocaust
• Larkhall Gala Day’s fundraisin­g drive
• Mental health hub to open up in town
• ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH, UDDINGSTON
• By the Reverend Joanne Hood, of St John’s Church, Hamilton.
• Menopause musical back in Motherwell
• Hendrix riffs to ring loud
• Four-gone conclusion as Carluke extend their run
• Good win keeps Shotts Bon Accord in contention near league summit
• Errors return to haunt Hamilton in close game
• Biggar close in on league title victory
• Champs Celtic are gifted goals
• Kirstycan netanew record
• IT WAS TIME TO CHANGE THINGS

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