The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2017-09-15

• Travellers ordered to quit Mearns site
• Pink-footed geese touch down at Montrose Basin.
• Parents to help shape review of schools.
• Returning women urged to join scheme
• Wrecking raiders leave cash machine just a hole in a wall
• Delight as ‘common sense has prevailed’
• Timeline of events
• Witnesses to Dundee vigil deaths admit they took drink and cocaine
• Dig at Dunkeld hillfort unearths rare artefacts
• Ricky reveals influences behind new solo album
• Playing in Scotland means the world to Andy
• Crash motorist makes desperate plea to cling on to driving job
• Mothballed Lethnot Primary awaits new pupils to revive it
• No plans to prosecute after woman’s tragic road accident death
• MP determined to wage war on Facebook and Twitter trolls
• Woman ready to risk contempt charge in feud with ex-partner
• Jed bound for roof of Africa on million pound cancer mission
• Criminal matters heard at Forfar
• Women’s ‘mini-prison’ to open in Dundee
• No vacuum of leadership in police, claims FM
• Red tape hampering efforts to end teacher shortage, say Tories
• Call for Dundee to host Scotland’s benefits agency headquarte­rs
• Ex ECJ judge criticises Government
• Lyme disease sufferer’s fight taken to parliament
• Police officer tells murder trial of ‘scene of utter carnage’
• BREAKTHROU­GH will ‘transform’ lives
• Connection­s are key to health
• OMG! Is texting killing language?
• Sampha felt like he was ‘dreaming’ after his win
• Grenfell inquiry ‘will provide answers’
• 20mph limit a ‘golden’ chance to save lives
• Fitness trackers could be vulnerable to data hacks by fraudsters
• Something for everyone
• Early ‘VR’ machine from Dundee up for auction
• Celebrate our wee beauty!
• Contempora­ry... and coming soon to Angus
• Islanders’ sympathy for looters
• Speed limit plan is worthy of debate
• Ferocious storms not new
• Correction­s and Clarificat­ions
• Standards are slipping
• Duffus’s garage
• War had made her take cover and flee from education and progress
• Blue2 snaps up troubled Hit Reach agency
• Mixed views of Brexit retail impact
• Pound up to one-year high on interest rate hike hint
• Rep costs review due to subsidy concerns
• Fortunes mixed as combines start to roll
• United Auction sale at Stirling
• Horoscopes
• Commuting woes a road to nowhere
• Son of Dubawi worth backing at Doncaster
• Hamilton ready for ‘full attack’
• Scottish amateur of year award for Syme
• R&a Autumn meeting
• Athletes try to block out Korea situation
• Half-marathon debut to ‘kickstart’ Butchart
• Jones out to impress for club and country
• Kirkcaldy’s encouragin­g start to season has garnered attention
• Edinburgh rotate from position of strength
• Dons open new talks with Rangers target
• Morris backed to put mistake behind him
• No one at Dens feeling low, insists Mccann
• Wallace keen for Gers to keep up momentum
• Mcgregor deal keeps him at Parkhead until 2021
• Hoops in need of more positive mindset: Rodgers
• Gunners on top.
• Mccann’s ‘nice’ derby headache
• Saints new boy in Wright’s plans for Dens clash
• Angus teen to partner Olympic legend in dream Donington race
• Victoria & Abdul:
• Shane Filan:
• Joe Mcelderry:
• A band that’s still l taking liberties
• ROCKTALK GIG GUIDE
• Hit the trail and enjoy a visit to Big Tree Country
• Laughter to echo around the Theatre in the Hills
• A truly enchanting offering
• Wonderful times ahead at theatre
• Perthshire – the land full of history
• A playground with endless opportunit­ies
• Perthshire opens its diverse larder

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