Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-03-03

• Firm insists new schedule won’t leave passengers stranded
• WW2 memories take flight for James (100)
• Italy school trip prompts mum to keep son at home
• PKC: We’re ready for virus outbreak
• Greenpeace protest closes bank
• Urgent plea for more firefighte­rs at station
• Police make witness appeals
• Lib Dems call for maximum increase on council tax
• BUDGET 2020/21 Schoolkids will be worst hit by the cuts
• Developers back out of plans to build 117 homes on playing fields
• Tree fells challenged
• Tributes after much-loved teacher dies
• Parking anger over PKC space invaders
• Road route will damage environmen­t
• Joy as puppies get new home
• Helptosave­planet
• Farmhouse saved after developer bid fails
• £34k going to surveyors for 20mph trial
• No birthday gifts but twins give to food bank instead
• Call for musicians to write piece inspired by Loch Leven
• ‘Free period product’ move is welcomed
• Poison warning after pet falls ill
• Online sessions aimed at keeping kids safe
• Wheel both have a go at fundraisin­g abseil
• Bar plan is approved
• Ian’s win was magical
• Hairdresse­r throws out trashy mags
• Good news for school leavers
• Budget will hurt Scottish councils
• Artist Louise Jarvis
• Choir set to rock for Soroptimis­ts
• Carly gives pupils a lesson to remember
• BLAIRGOWRI­E
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Something new at Perform in Perth
• Community listings
• Staff put in the miles to help you pick the perfect destinatio­n
• Martin’s up for test
• School teams to compete in final
• A replay earned – Wright
• Heartache for Perth faithful as Celts sneak it at the end Saints’cup dreams are ended by late free-kick
• Dewars delight forBruce andJen
• ALI KNOWS TO PLAY IT COOL Midfield kid won’t let rave reports affect him

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