Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-06-09

• JOBS MISERY WILL GO ON Warning losses are ‘just the start’
• Millions paid out to help region’s economy
• Litter louts slammed over risk to wildlife
• Virtual meeting unease
• ‘The hardest time the theatre has ever faced’
• Poultry farm bid ‘wrong’
• Liz Smith MSP
• 12,000 have their say on school day
• Mindspace cash will make a difference to young
• Students’ anxious wait for results
• Buyerscanm­ovein beforework­isdone
• Home births back on
• Cops disperse crowd of youngsters in park
• Council ko’s tree felling
• Extra police patrols at picturesqu­e spots
• Motorhomes and campfires
• 25,000remote consultati­ons
• No Need for selfish parking on city road
• Safer spaces are heading this way
• Wider footpaths and floating bus stops in the region
• Comrie quake ‘felt like a gas explosion’
• ‘We stand in solidarity’
• Diabetes support at the touch of a button
• Parent Club is here for parents across Scotland
• Doc frustrated by NHS process
• Food Train is rolling
• Angela’s story is a lesson for our time
• Importance of local newspaper
• Gin distillery to branch out into making whisky
• Hotel sells after 21 years in same hands
• Small pleasures are big in my life just now
• ALMOND AND EARN
• CARSE OF GOWRIE
• EASTERN PERTHSHIRE
• PERTH AND SCONE
• New 20s team at Jeanfield
• A game-changer as golf centre opens doors again
• Ice one Pete as top honour is awarded Winter Olympian recognised for his dedication
• The night we got it spot on to sink Swiss Scobbie reflects on Luzern heroics
• Bigweek insearch fornew manager

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