The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2017-06-30

• Top pop act Little Mix wowed 11,000 fans in Dundee last night as they ran through their hits. The rain lifted to help the enjoyment at the biggest gig yet at the waterfront’s Slessor Gardens.
• Locals rush to help tackle chippy fire
• The Courier supports
• Youths sentenced for ‘horrifying’ mob attack on woman at bus station.
• Frank’s Army takes a step towards victory
• Happy, excited people take over
• Live show has scooped award
• Company dismisses MSP’s jobs claim as ‘scaremonge­ring’
• Seafood kiosk at Pittenweem to support harbour’s fishing fleet
• Visitor centre plans drawn up
• Shop takeover bid scoops big cash win
• New ensemble brings its magic to fine old works
• Community hero has street named after her
• Canongate pupils win praise
• Summer antisocial behaviour campaign launched in Fife
• Call of duty: 999 workers marking special date
• Welfare cuts in Tayside and Fife ‘to reach £133m’
• Abortion deal sees speech cleared
• Residents concerned scope of blaze inquiry ‘too narrow’
• High-rise residents stress worries over ‘stay put’ advice
• Rain, rain not going away after wettest June for 79 years
• Homing in on Dundee’s independen­t living
• michael alexander
• Tayside and Fife fill up on prizes
• European cash to boost green transport plans
• Liver little! Have a wee drink!
• Chance to hear the Hospitalfi­eld harp
• Tributes to Orkney cliff fall victim from Dundee University friends
• Thousands heading for Scottish Game Fair
• Memorial game for Iron Mike a year after death
• Defence of Britain should be a priority
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• We deserve new EU referendum
• THE ARCHIVES
• Largie Castle, A Rifled Nest Day 41
• Accountant rings up Bell & Company deal
• Seven-figure takeover deal puts mobile firm DOGFI.SH on Insights Group’s hook
• New guide available for tenant farmers thinking of retiring
• Lamb loss project findings to be shared at Laurenceki­rk event
• Horoscopes
• Labour of love a thing of beauty for therapist
• Bow backed for the big prize at Newcastle
• British Grand Prix ‘most important’, says Hamilton
• Ward pulls off major shock
• Men versus women debate is just pointless
• Konta recovers from fall to join Watson in Eastbourne semis
• Davis Cup captain insists Evans can bounce back from ‘mistake’
• National championsh­ips mark club bicentenar­y
• Duo can handle Williams
• Ipswich youngster joins Rodgers revolution
• Dani Alves released by Juventus
• Glebe Park boss Dods lines up 26th pre-season
• Winger Wolters delighted to swap Dutch deal for Dens
• Wrong decisions cost us the game, says Wright
• Miller strikes and Kranjcar impresses on Euro return
• McKinnon in hunt for new faces
• Murray will play through pain barrier
• Dundee Hawkhill Harrier Laura Muirtomiss British Trials for worlds – see p49
• Welshman defies ‘brutal’ conditions
• Lifelong Dundee fan Cammy Kerr admits he’s ‘living the dream’
• Hansen has blast at cartoon
• Sounds of the city
• Baby Driver
• The Ken Dodd Happiness Show
• Marra music back in the spotlight
• Make your plants the stars of the show
• One person’s shed is another’s man cave. We’ve got the lowdown on creating a lair for the lads.
• Clever lighting, seats and soft furnishing­s can turn your outdoor space into a space to cherish.
• Treat your barbecue guests to something more appetising than tired old bangers and paper plates.
• Meet the dad-of-two who took the plunge and splashed out on a new-build home in a popular Perthshire town.
• A new home that’s streets ahead
• See the world differentl­y with Esk Glazing
• More than roses round the door

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