Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-06-05

• Masked strangers scareat carehome
• GYM VOTE IS A LOW BLOW Manager pledges to fight on and‘save’club
• Music helped me beat the blues
• Freedom for 31 inmates under jail laws
• You’ve gotthe power, localstold
• Centres accept more waste
• Cummings’ trip defence sparks disappoint­ment
• Optimism despite COVID-19
• ‘Alive but not living without our Barry’
• Drop in death rate but crisis far from over
• Homes plan is unveiled
• Coronaviru­s could cost council £50m
• Warning over MOT extension
• Make time to clear your head
• MPs blast Westminste­r vote decision
• £384kroadss­pend willhelpfo­restry
• Safety measures are welcomed by groups
• Apology for brown water
• Wishing tree is in memory of MP Jo
• £500k fund to help charities in pandemic
• Josh is on his ‘metal’ to help Macmillan
• Morris Leslie keen to press on
• MP’s gift helps patients stay in touch with their family
• Sun shines for Kirsty and Nadia’s big day
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Chinese group’s masks donation
• Lockdown is far from being over
• How new government guidelines affect climbing
• Reminder that council tax and rent can be paid online
• Emma recognised by industry body
• Lid put on food boxes as lockdown eases
• Right-wing rant was insulttofr­ontlineher­oes
• Time to let hairdresse­rs getbacktow­ork
• We’re back on course at a slow, steady trot
• ALMOND AND EARN
• CARSE OF GOWRIE
• EASTERN PERTHSHIRE
• PERTH AND SCONE
• Choose to Live
• Aimee helps to inspire
• Bradley gets back in the swing of things
• Rubbing shoulders
• With Europe’s elite
• Simao loved his short but sweet stint with Saints
• Primrose hoping tofind wayback
• THERE’S LIFE AFTER DREY McCann says Saints will handle the loss of high-flying Wright

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