Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-03-17

• RESCUE FOR WEDDING HIT BY VIRUS Big day goes ahead after Rome blow
• Farm firm’s glamping pod proposal turned down
• Architect society praises ‘radical’ secondary school
• Barry wins bursary to explore off-grid living
• Communitie­s are pulling together
• Hospital visiting hours restricted
• Financial support isinplace
• Surgery shuts its doors to patients
• Council trio self-isolate after signs of sickness
• Tourist events are casualties of virus spread
• Festival is postponed
• Festival and men’s group fall victim
• Secondary school closes for deep clean amidst alert
• Meigle emergency meeting
• Mum’s fears as Lily self-isolates
• ‘Panic buying puts all of us at greater risk’
• Event celebrated projects running thanks to NHS fund
• At least a year delay for the Mill Quarter
• Courts are now a den for boozing youngsters
• Underpass plan likely to be sensitive issue
• Poplar tree bid is not popular
• Mixed views on budget as chamber makes plea
• Action by Pitlochry flood team
• Scheme helps 3600 learn to swim
• Year of rain but not much shine
• Free bus travel is enormous
• Planning applicatio­ns
• A brilliant escape in troubling times
• Recycle and reuse More ways to reduce waste
• Flying visit by book author Ken
• Community listings
• Golf events are off
• Curling cancelled
• Bradley will keep up the hard work
• CORONAVIRU­S CHAOS
• Amateur football chief backs shutdown
• Shutdown is understand­able says Swifts boss
• SHUTDOWN IS THE RIGHT CALL Players given home fitness programmes to follow

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