Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-01-24

• Kids could have killed someone Police condemn A9 overpass teens
• Breakthe tabooas cafeback incity
• TV star Karen bags a Wilde role
• Council could scrap funding for arts fest
• Signs cause uncertaint­y for staff at Beales
• 14 weeks of sewer works
• Progress on learning partnershi­p as schools team up with college to offer apprentice­ships
• Bertha primary approved
• Woman‘struggled for breath’during assault by partner
• ‘Poo-r’ show in garden sparks dog ban plan
• Man grew cannabis in his attic
• Extra police in village
• Plans to tackle parking issues
• Builder say its now sticking to traffic and times conditions
• Woman who hit dad as he held baby spared jail
• Gift shop in old RBS building wants to sell booze
• School ‘committed’ to helping abuse enquiry
• Text woman sentence deferred
• Complaint against third person after IJB meeting
• Without smear test I might not still be here
• Careless motorist on cusp of driving ban
• £4600 proceeds of crime action withdrawn
• Elderly urged to view SmartFlat
• Youth football clubs back header ban bid
• ScottishGa­s apologises­to residentso­ver Payzonecha­nge
• Villagers may get to use Dundee dump
• It’ll be all light on the night along riverside
• Life-saving training for 1500 pupils
• Journey to Patagonia inspires Liz
• Top marks at Perthshire school
• Rat’s how we’ll mark Chinese New Year
• Health help in the workplace
• Safety and security is key for IT business
• School is major draw for housing project
• Find your voice with speakers’ club support
• Final day to have say on school policy
• PKC residents urged to be on their guard
• Two new faces on NHS Tayside health board
• Butcher Simon set to deliver 1.2m haggis
• Loss of Dave is a gain for Angus
• Parties at odds over flying EU flag at HQ
• Learn to reuse and recycle at workshops
• Your Unionistpr­omiseshave beenripped­apart
• Rugby star’s book effort scores a try for positivity
• We’re off to see the Wizard of Oz
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Chewing the fat at literary lunch
• BRIDGE OF EARN AND FORGANDENN­Y
• CAPUTH AND SPITTALFIE­LD
• Inmates are moved by artist’s sculptures
• Carers urged to make their voices heard
• More than 300 enjoy class lunchtime concert
• Have a say on waste plant
• ‘World’s finest’ acts lined up for festival
• David is enjoying life through a lens
• Crash sees SCAA spring into action
• Bradley welcomes tour start in South Africa
• Memories project seeks volunteers
• Unavailabi­lity hits Perthshire hard
• Valuable lessons at Geneva swim meet
• Five tries but Shire seconds suffer defeat
• Swifts planning to continue table climb
• ROUND-UP Saltires blast past Adventure Kicks
• Campbell delighted to be back at Scone
• Community feel important for Luncarty
• Football sessions set to return next week
• Ayr glory was Cherry on top Memories of Scottish Cup opponents
• Milestone game ends with defeat
• WRIGHT FOR ANOTHER 300 Skipper backs boss after he hits games milestone

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