Perthshire Advertiser - 2018-09-04

• BAGS LIKELY TO BE BINNED New‘hubs’ could end bird attacks
• Dunkeld and Birnam Unplugged listings
• Residents fear for their safety Road is an ‘accident waiting to happen’
• Cemetery vehicle gate closed off for safety
• Cost means no festive market
• Come and join week of excavation­s planned for Dunkeld
• Petition launched to stop school closure
• Girlis rescued fromriver gorge
• Man spotted‘slumped over’in street had knife
• Appeal for cycle paths to remain
• Flora’s bakery benefits from wind farm dough
• Driverwasf­ive timeslegal­limit
• Veggie success for local grower
• No new grit bins for winter
• City nursery under threat of closure
• Training held on emergency life support
• Hot spot for getaways
• New book to help armed forces vets
• Milestone for road project
• College badge of honour in school link-up
• Planning applicatio­ns
• School review meeting
• An all-round education with the pupil at the heart
• Artistic men at work show array of talents
• Nurse Alan to head up care unit
• You could be the voice of forest event
• Morrison’s family make its mark on the world
• More visitors to the races Numbers are up by 6% this season
• Cycle lanes should be retained for now
• System lets our students down
• Ghost story? Investigat­or seeks freaky tales of A9
• ‘No business like show business’
• Dance show for kids with autism
• New payment for carers welcomed
• Community listings
• Oldies enjoy the high
• Unbeaten run ends but Swifts are still upbeat
• Free family golf chance at King James VI club
• Glory for Laura in Belgium
• Craig’s delighted with squad quality and work rate
• Why Saints return is so Wright for me
• New boy Callachan ‘buzzing’ to arrive

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