Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-07-14

• OXFAM IS READY FOR CUSTOMERS
• MSP’s action call to ease surgery backlog
• Man’s shock at half a million drugs find after flats fire
• ‘Dance studios not the same as gyms’
• Gym closure is confirmed
• Visiting restarts at Tayside hospitals
• Measures to stop antisocial yobs
• Parking fees to return... and they will be pricier
• Staff donate blood for COVID research study
• Firm pulls plan for Premier Inn
• Social distancing rules change to help blind people
• ‘Welcome back to villages’ film is a hit
• Law firm’s got the will to fundraise for charity
• Book on failures of democracy
• Looking to the future
• From lockdown to cut down your locks
• Planning decisions
• Budget is a real boost to region
• Fire station on the lookout for recruits
• FALLEN KINGDOM
• SNP are the best in the businessat­themoment
• New lease of life for mothballed study centre
• Freebie at castle grounds
• Gleneagles urges families to enjoy a‘staycation’
• Dog charity’s 30th show put on ‘paws’
• Saturday night not the same without stock cars
• Surreal year for golf pro
• Clubs ready to serve up kids tennis camp
• 40 years at Gleneagles
• Scott rakes in four decades of success Journey from apprentice greenkeepe­r to laying on successful Ryder Cup

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