Perthshire Advertiser - 2018-01-02

• £53K LETTER DROP SHOCK London firm lands uplift charge permits contract
• No flashes, no bangs, just pantomime fun
• MSP calls on Holyrood to tackle quad bike problem
• No show at appointmen­ts is costing NHS Tayside
• Broadband decision a ‘positive step’
• Town’s petition to pressure RBS bank Rural fury at branch closures
• Store backs projects
• Crieff drivers face months of street work
• Palace enjoys bumper year as visitors flock to Scone
• Toasting 2018 at fire hit hotel
• Bitter opposition to cider making plan
• Perthshire charity looks for funding boost
• Petition protests surgery changes
• Groupgets workedup overplan forhouse
• Young people end 2017 on a high note
• Common good grants are awarded to groups
• Attacked teen at bus station
• Admits drink driving charge
• Extra help when power supply lost
• Hospital’s thanks for ray of Sunshine
• Kitted out for school
• Drinkers told: dry up after party season
• Tips to avoid food waste
• Step forward for new Blackford footbridge
• Time for young people to shine
• Boxes of kindness make a difference
• Thieves flush out cash at Crieff hotel jet wash
• ‘You’re running out of road’, sheriff warns jealous teenager
• The BOOKMARK festival prepares for 2018 events
• Saltire Society salutes Dr Margaret Bennett
• Mobile service is
• A literary lifeline
• Community Listings
• Community Listings
• Sport stars earn Games selection
• Scott was certainly making a splash
• Bradley is driving home the dream
• Sluggish start sets the tone as Dundee seal win
• Easton aims to be back at best No break as Brian targets full fitness
• Junior Cup joy as Swifts welcome Beith
• Cummins returns to home club

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