Perthshire Advertiser - 2021-09-03

• Fears for red squirrels after greys spotted
• Some COVID rules ease at college
• Live music makes a return at Green Hotel
• Mixed views on SNP deal with Greens
• Doubling of support for Afghan refugees
• Councillor­s in call for school route clean-up
• Health board balances itsbooks
• Letham hub gets £735k to meet shortfall
• ‘Showcase’ plan for car park site
• Rising numbers spark deercull inregion
• Star Alan is‘moved’ by career recognitio­n
• Action plan to stabilise harbour hit by deficit
• Young given voice on climate change group
• Fundraisin­g yoga classes help good causes
• Bidding battle for site
• Social worker is found guilty of sexual assault
• Concerns over plans to let the grass grow
• Curtain up for drama club’s Whisky Galore
• Fun events to mark opening of new store
• Electricit­y substation plan gets green light
• New ‘solar meadow’ plans close to village
• Garden fun in store for wee ones
• Dave’s passion for business and adventure
• Council’s cash boost for fire-hit crannog
• Care homes join in the fun
• Planning for next 10 years at forest
• CAPUTH AND SPITTALFIE­LD
• Best honey harvest for eco-business
• Win tickets to Scottish Game Fair at Scone Palace
• Eye on the future at high-tech opticians
• New training opportunit­ies are on offer to Perthshire businesses
• Planning applicatio­ns
• We must do our bit for Afghans
• Doo’cot seconds celebrate first league title
• Champions hope to inspire more women
• Garland leads Perth success at Age Group Champs
• Cricketers fallshorti­n capitaltes­t
• Eagles ready to soar after lengthy lay-off
• RELISHING RETURN OF RUGBY AT ALL LEVELS
• Duo have given their heart and soul to club Kerr and McCann leave Saints with memories to last a lifetime
• Paisley Saint and Brighton defender on loan
• Sinclair was always destined to be a goalie
• Duo’s departure shows Saints can provide platform to bigger things

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