Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-07-28

• MUM AND DAD TAXI SERVICE PLAN PARENTS MAY GET PAID FOR SCHOOL RUNS Council braced for £6m costs to keep pupils safe
• Inspectors praise prison healthcare for improvemen­ts
• Be red-y to save our local squirrels
• Hub plan to take big step
• New plans for £1m mosque are lodged
• Popular Paco’sis setto reopen
• Fines and penalties for felling trees without permission
• Teen took razor blades into mental health unit
• Anxiety for shielding folk as rules set to be eased
• Council told to apologise
• Fines for blocking up our rural roads
• New law is welcomed after 20,000 incidents
• Aussie adventure
• No added coronaviru­s risk from incoming workers
• Council predicts years of COVID-19 recovery
• NEW ARTEFACTS ON SHOW AS BLAIR CASTLE REOPENS
• Troops ‘failed’ over tax
• Treat for whisky fans as distiller launches tasting set
• Ben part of new group looking at sustainabl­e farming
• Barley hub changes after consultati­on
• Renewable energy farm on sale for £1.5m
• Student president’s BLM vow
• Village went back in time for lockdown
• Restaurant­s urged to join new scheme
• Laughter is best medicine for comic
• Stagecoach diversifie­s bus services
• Reminder of tax credits deadline
• Pitlochry is postcard picture perfect
• Working to protect the planet
• Chance to network with Robin
• Perth Grammar School
• IZE GIVING REMONY ES ONLINE
• Perth Grammar School
• Dundasshou­ldnotcast shameoverC­omrie
• Planning decisions
• Popular hotel on market for £1.75m
• Ready for a local battle
• Experience to prove handy for Muirhead
• Tee-light at Faldo Series title triumph
• TEST DRIVE
• Gunnion predictsa football feast

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