Perthshire Advertiser - 2019-11-05

• Perthshire wildlife stars in music video
• Police chief’s human traffickin­g shock
• Homeless man had knife in bag
• Council’s house very much in order
• New path opens up at primary school
• Kids’ flu jabs continue despite shortage
• Have your say on land reform
• New homeless approach paying dividends
• A90 flyover to remain closed
• Tribute to top umpire and ‘local hero’ Bill
• Farmers to get share of £160m funding
• Council leader plays down sign-off delay
• Garden waste bins allocation ‘anomaly’
• Boozed-up man took dad’s car to get to work
• Duo ordered to remove containers
• Lewis gears up to promote campus cycling
• Man’s violent threats during hotel outburst
• Stories, music and surprises from comic Rob
• Bridge work will shut A9
• Learn vital life-saving skills
• Big crowd will have a blast at Inch bonfire
• Harp showcase at Birnam
• Opportunit­y for carers to gather
• Film to mark wall anniversar­y
• Appeal to find missing dog Eddie
• Progress made on parking issues
• Ryan is ready to take to the seas
• Sporting OAP Bob is up for top award
• It will be hard to top Jamie’s peak triumph
• New strategy for young carers to be discussed
• Social enterprise awards
• FOOD AND DRINK
• PROFESSION­AL SERVICES
• Big-hearted businesses get behind great cause
• Your Bomberraid­onBankfoot remainsare­almystery
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Etape will push on for four more years
• Perthshire wood is star of luxury library
• Community listings
• Best course title win for St Fillans
• Swifts frustrated with second half
• Young Saint Ali has seized his big chance to help kickstart the Perth men’s campaign
• Quiet but very determined, teenager can go all the way
• Cupexit sohard totake forScone
• WRIGHT ISSUES HIBS WARNING Beware wounded capital side

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