Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-01-21

• Shop worker’s shame
• New effort to make area a go-to destinatio­n
• A feast for the pies as bakeries win big
• Renewed call for Tayside school
• Shape of Perth West plan to be revealed
• Sell-off is an option for field studies centre
• Bender after pub ban lifted
• SNPgroupsi­ckened by USdogtrain­er
• Video reveals police station suffering deluge
• Non-harassment order for stalker businessma­n
• Beales fails to get buyer after 11th hour talks
• Empty beer cans on seat of man’s car
• Stone verdict expected in the next few weeks
• Prison warning for hep C spit man
• Masked raiders snatch clubs from Gleneagles
• No return to work for suspended councillor
• Man branded ‘sad and pathetic’ by solicitor
• Man dragged wife by hair during assault
• Doorstep crime warning
• Cash boost for mental health charity
• 500-year-old hotel is to undergo renovation­s
• Support for fussy eaters
• Anniversar­y hope for new war memorial
• Appeal to watch the birdie as part of big garden survey
• Leisure venues offer free sanitary products
• Return of Horsecross Voices
• PKC looks to protect Lade
• Spa’s plea for help to find vandal
• Visitor jailed for drug smuggle bid
• School meal issues leave a bad taste
• Thousands spent on media training
• The past, present and future of City Hall in Nicola’s talk
• Campaigner’s hope after hostage horror
• National park aims to protect precious trees
• Menopause is hot topic at networking meeting
• Classical guitar pro set to delight
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Rider’s thanks for rapid SCAA rescue
• Community listings
• Latest curling and bowling results
• Gregor invited to prestigiou­s event
• Stunner lights up stadium
• Kinnoull crashout butboss isupbeat
• MATTY WON’T DOWN TOOLS Kennedy said to be pleased with Ayr cup draw

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