The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2017-07-25

• Wife tells of shock over motorcycle crash death
• Brechin: Paddling pool reopens after three-year battle to save it for the community.
• New beer celebrates Lichties’ League 2 championsh­ipwinning season.
• Tributes to young ‘true team player’
• Oeuft! Perfect 10 out of 10 no yolking matter for Soutars Box of 10 eggs bought by Angus family produced full house of double yolks
• Dundee minister left shaken after being attacked in street
• Ninewells Hospital nurse struck off after catalogue of errors
• Drinks advert may be one of oldest of its kind in whole of United Kingdom
• Still no action over suspected T drugs death
• Piece of Perthshire history to be turned into five-star hotel
• All clear for Kirrie burn after alert raises sewage fears
• Scots players make winning moves at Grandmaste­r event
• Dundee Rep looking to nurture next generation of talent
• Tributes to lifelong fan Angus Nairn
• Scottish SPCA makes call to arms for fundraiser­s in Tayside
• Kinloch on awards shortlist
• Betty Dukes, Walmart greeter who took firm to court in gender bias case
• Sorry we could not save you, says Charlie’s mum
• Attainment cash ‘not enough’ for schools
• It should not be easy to change sex, warns conservati­ve activist
• Calls for counsellor­s in all schools
• Media urged to stop being ‘obsessed’ with chickens
• SCAA helicopter in near miss with glider in Perthshire skies
• Blood discovery may confirm Ben Needham fears
• Illuminati­ng times
• Whisky associatio­n fights pricing plan
• New laws urged as parking ticket numbers soar
• Trio jailed after £100k drugs raid in Dundee Three men caught supplying heroin and cocaine in West End tenement
• No Scottish picnic should be a walk in the park
• Money really can buy us happiness
• Let’s get closer to the land
• Excitement builds ahead of Dull and Bland meeting
• Thousands back Corrie search campaign
• No plans to merge schools
• Proper code will root out parking pirates
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• Do not take Bible literally
• Epilogue to memorial
• With all his responsibi­lities, it was unsurprisi­ng that Angus’s letters home were infrequent
• Dundee drug discovery firm raises $15.2 million
• Co-op deal costs weigh on McColl’s
• IMF flags weaker than expected UK growth
• B&M shares rise on Asda takeover talk
• Blackface sheep show attracts record entry of 432 animals
• Lords issues warning on welfare
• CLAIRE PETULENGRO
• Froome has the drive for more Tour victories
• Wood wants to win again on Mazzini
• Peaty and Proud win gold in Budapest
• Another Open for the ages
• Spieth is backed to dominate like Tiger Tally of majors in double figures possible, says Els
• Ten things you might not know about champion
• McIlroy believes he has regained momentum
• Bollan expects tough challenge from Bairns
• Smith: Raith will show Buckie respect
• east fife v elgin Fifers keen to get first Betfred win and goal
• Dark Blues keeper is giving orange footwear the boot
• Wright considerin­g attacking options
• Interest in Meekings
• Rangers unlikely to face new sanctions
• Flying the flag:
• Spieth wary of Nicklaus and Woods comparison
• Previews of tonight’s Betfred Cup action
• Boost for Varsity rugby matches as Murrayfiel­d announced as venue –
• Pipe dream is growing business
• Companies urged to lodge rates appeals
• Industry chief talks up benefits of model
• Mum takes plunge into business world
• Celebratio­n of games industry set to power up in Dundee
• Subway takes big bite out of UK sandwich market
• US companies are franchisin­g market leaders
• Enter into a franchise agreement with care The conditions of a standard franchise agreement are usually very one sidedin favour of the franchisor NEIL FALCONER, INTELLECTU­AL PROPERTY SOLICITOR, THORNTONS
• Pessimisti­c motor dealer sector outlook driven by Brexit and profit fears
• Every month Katy Gordon speaksto Courier Country business people to learn what makes them tick. This month she met Liz Jackson, Managing Director at Fairways.
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• Nezrwle neAoio wrAoCein’ortAot to hel’ ConBAt CyBer eCwrity
• Waterfront providing region-wide benefits

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