Perthshire Advertiser - 2019-10-01

• Street pastors reach out to school pupils
• ‘Nurse-led service’ idea to replace GP practice NHSTayside board hears of Bridge of Earn plans
• Patient fears as winter budget slashed
• PKC owed millions in overpaid benefit
• One in five kids live below the breadline
• Student left driver ‘nowhere to go’
• Comrie without ATM as works still ongoing
• Extra films added to society’s programme
• Takeover means new home for Men’s Shed
• Princess Royal in Perth to hand out degrees and diplomas
• Stab threat baby milk thief jailed Store employee targeted
• Health and social care discussion­s break down
• Health risks raised before link road talks
• Long-running pay dispute continues for pharmacy workers
• Urgent work needed on Perth mummy
• Most Scots are opposed to second indyref
• Track plan refused over fears for fish
• Blow for mental health services
• Anger at garage plan
• Thousands to attend wood lights attraction All set for Enchanted Forest
• Grand past of natural history museum
• Colourists work to go on display
• Family affair for minister
• Trains won’t stop at Rannoch during work
• People urged to take up offer of free flu jabs
• Your Scottishpo­intofviewo­n Conservati­vepolitics
• Welcomerev­iewofASN learningin­classrooms
• 17 businesses in the area up for prizes Region’s attraction­s lead way in tourism awards
• Planning applicatio­ns
• WEEE-ll done to pupils helping stop electrical equipment going to landfill
• Over 100 works in new art exhibition Looking at effects of the fall of communism
• New Eagles club hoping to soar Starting with basketball and badminton sessions
• BOSS MAKES NO APOLOGY FOR TACTICS Wright sure team will turn the corner
• Aaron is flying as Scone march on

Perthshire Advertiser - 2019-09-27

Perthshire Advertiser - 2019-10-04