Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-09-04

• Fears vehicles aren’t being wiped between hires
• Check deer stalking info before walks
• MP calls for pair to quit over school row
• Rural trust in the running for award
• Click and collect again at libraries
• New scheme for travellers’ stays launched
• COVID death in region
• ‘High Street closure is hitting our trade’
• Plea to protect music tuition
• Spate of car crime in Perth prompts advice
• Resident wants answers on work at burn
• Former Perthshire schoolboy takes up Strictly challenge
• Fire chief’s pledge on trouble-plagued flats
• 2 Sisters investigat­ion is wound up by IMT
• Look out for beavers
• Heart 200 blamed for rural litter problems
• Pub tells punters to be patient with staff
• Police appeal for witnesses to crimes
• Tricia’s plea projected on cultural landmarks
• Parents are told cold is not COVID
• Nurserytol­dtoimprove­reportingo­f protection­concerns
• 122 holiday lodges ‘will boost area’
• Pupils sew into mask idea
• Pubs and restaurant­s continue eat out scheme
• Housing plan comment ‘hurt’
• Fire service still doesn’t know cause of reed fire
• PKC: Fund report does not ‘reflect the reality’
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Abernyte should see Tories out
• Scholarshi­p open for budding chefs
• Mixed views on new HighStreet­barriers
• Let our children play theirinstr­uments
• Lots of new factors on the dinner party table
• Contact tracing app for business launches
• Reschedule­d competitio­ns give golfers a boost
• ‘Cancelled events will spur me on’
• Course races ahead with September meeting plans
• Scottis raringto goafter lockdown
• Olympic swimmer Milne on joining Stirling Uni elite
• I WANT EURO BUZZTO RETURN
• Cormac and Emily get in the swing of things

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