Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-04-03

• Bus services call a halt to operations
• Superhero swings into action on village visit
• Baker becomes one-stop shop
• Correction­s and clarificat­ions
• Six-mile stretch of A9 road works put on hold
• Care home fees go up £300 a month
• Perthshire is sticking to rules
• Vital NHS staff able to return for work after test
• Nurses: We’ve no masks nor hand sanitiser
• Children’s hubs to open during Easter holiday
• OAP cash concerns
• No more buses to England
• Scone volunteer army out in force
• Dan is an online hit with panic buyer song
• Virus grants are now available
• Witness appeals
• Teams are staying safe while trying to help others
• ‘Threats to elderly pair are monstrous’
• PKC accused of ‘unfair treatment’
• Perthshire has been terrific
• Mystery of Perth inspired artworks #DougieDraw­s re-spins gallery’s classics
• Farmer sews seeds of hope for teen mums
• Fuel prices could have impact on virus fight
• Survivor hopes his efforts can help others
• Pitlochry nursery is hailed for ‘happy’ and ‘confident’ children
• Boost is worth a million to firm
• WORKING FOR YOU IN PERTHSHIRE Kiltmaker to spread her skills worldwide
• Everything from mini ice age to drought
• Responseto“attack”
• Impact of man-made CO2 is stillanunk­nown
• Doomed bank gets stay of execution
• School holds its first ever virtual assembly
• Online church sees big audience boost
• Fire crews ready for virus call-up
• Alyth Golf Club singled out for high praise
• Spotlight turns on nine-hole course
• Teenager is setting the bar for others
• Team spirit still strong at Saints
• Liam gets top marks for his charity auction
• Everything clicked to rout Rangers
• Eagles enjoying ‘virtual’ workouts

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