Perthshire Advertiser - 2019-09-24

• UP IN THE AIR
• Man (20) on stab charge
• Family’s ordeal after hurricane
• SHE’S GOT IT SEWN UP
• Bulldozer bid for city inn damaged twice by blaze
• Swan deaths spark South Inch concerns
• Crisis cash bids at a rate of 50 per month
• MP gets a taste of military life on scheme
• Council considers extra buses
• Outdoor trip helps women move forward
• £14 taxi fare each way to see GP after closure 74-year-old has dementia and Parkinson’s
• Festival will show how sharing skills can help wellbeing
• Raid uncovers illegal worker from Vietnam
• Vote on where school meals should be made
• Open invitation to free wellbeing courses
• ‘Safety fears’ club for kids could re-open
• Perth woods work is set to begin
• Tea and treats brings generation­s together
• Pupil safety worries over new homes bid
• Search for young musicians
• Jobs set to go at research institute
• Anger at ‘duplicitou­s’ demolition of garage
• Fears over health provision in area
• Pitlochry is named best station in Britain
• Why now is a good time to start planning your farewell Specialist­s can help you ease the burden
• Event will support the MND fight
• New trail will unlock times past
• Battery unit set to be approved
• Fire crews kitted out to save lives of pets
• Station gets specialist oxygen masks
• Further education minister hears of college’s future plans
• Mystery mural brings colour to CATH hostel
• Varied guests on historical society’s roster
• Climbing contest
• Determinat­ion of young is such an inspiratio­n
• Perth has second worst broadband
• Watch out for rare Peter Rabbit coins Coveted treasure’s hidden around the area
• Call to save red call boxes in area
• Planning decisions
• Which pub will be the best bar none?
• Future looks bright for sand star Brown Positive signs for new partnershi­p at Perth event
• IT’S TOO EARLY TO PANIC

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