Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-06-23

• Tot ate dog poo left at popular picnic spot
• Sam is set to brave the shave for charity
• One virus outbreak in care homes
• Traders suggest shop solutions
• Anti-racism protest triggers backlash
• Ten schools may go back full time
• Vital work on Friarton
• Flood plan could need public inquiry
• Solas success
• Face masks for all travellers
• And they’re off again...
• Appeal after 10-home bid turned down
• Call for two metre rule to be cut
• Rev’s leap of faith for sermon
• Photo memories mark Scone’s Robert Douglas Day
• Protection for hares is challenged
• Stop the gravy train, I really want to get off
• Hotel doors closing until 2021 for revamp
• Get outdoors and press on with this bench workout
• Planning applicatio­ns
• New faces for care collective
• £20k of food goes to community larders
• Timecyclis­tsstopped usingthepa­vements
• Decluttert­henpost
• ALMOND AND EARN
• CARSE OF GOWRIE
• EASTERN PERTHSHIRE
• PERTH AND SCONE
• Callum ticks all the boxes to make a right good go at Saints
• McAnespie grateful for chance
• I’ve still got a lot to offer
• Saints give thanksfor ‘incredible’ support

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