Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-04-24

• Patients told GP practices remain open
• Colleagues loved ribbing our ‘Fabuloso’
• Saints lead thetribute­s togiantof thepressbo­x
• A sad farewell to PA legend Graham
• Concerns over plan to hand mobiles to cons
• Family drive 30 miles for walk in country
• Chart topper Karen doesn’t walk alone
• Brave Christina is victim of virus
• Chef serves up a treat
• Schoolwork and outdoors on timetable
• 200 kids supported at activity centres
• Virus could put my coach firm off road
• Witness appeals
• Free Hero Bike scheme working well for Erin
• £40k fine alert if you pay to dump your junk
• My passion for food
• Blueprint for future of wood
• Tune in and join DJ George as he parties for CHAS
• The Woodland Trust
• Craig aims to lap up cash with garden run
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Very different end to the school year
• Shows delayed but PFT goes on
• Dairy extends delivery service
• Councillor­s ‘thank you’ tocommunit­ies
• Vanityproj­ectsmusten­d toprotect theeconomy
• ALMOND AND EARN
• EASTERN PERTHSHIRE
• CARSE OF GOWRIE
• PERTH AND SCONE
• Lockdown has become the ultimate staycation
• Ball below your feet
• Players can’t wait to get back out on pitch
• Runners get their fix with virtual races
• Coach’s hope for curling venue U-turn
• Stillinthe darkover howthe season willend
• WRIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB Ex-Saint says his old boss would be great for Northern Ireland

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