The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2017-10-27

• Convicts given late starts due to methadone dose
• Monkey magic: Endangered macaques swing into town.
• 2023: Hard work begins now as Dundee submits Capital of Culture bid.
• St Andrews street named Fife’s most ticketed by parking wardens.
• Boyzone eases heartbreak of PKD Festival move out of Fife.
• One casualty ‘serious’ as bike and cars collide
• Prosecutor defends original sentence
• Two held in case of woman last seen in 1999
• Gamekeeper­s want end to vandalism of traps
• Rat prompts closure of Perth Royal Infirmary’s kitchens
• MSPs consider case to ban rodent glue traps
• Four avoid jail after ‘puerile’ club behaviour
• Cost of Caird Park sports centre rockets
• fife: news in brief
• Asian jewellery targeted in Fife housebreak­ings
• Card sale tradition continues
• Student halls trigger almost a third of needless fire alarms
• Former Montrose FC player Charlie Douglas, aged 92
• ‘Godfather of New Mexico music’ Al Hurricane, 81
• Cyber attack ‘could have been prevented by basic IT security measures’
• Ransomware and risks
• Tories say Robison in denial as problems ‘spiral out of control’
• Sturgeon addresses service fears
• SNP propose portion cap in fight against obesity
• Scots not able to afford pension age retirement
• Pensioners will soar by quarter in next 25 years
• Mobile librarian books top award for dedication
• Dark Blues beat city rivals by a whisper
• ‘Safe zone’ for party-goers to be open in town this Halloween
• Bin collection weather warning
• Who put them in charge?
• Fears over low number of sex attack reports
• Concorde still flying high after 50 years in business
• Traders tear a strip off council after bollards are wrapped in paper
• Sir Alex hosts leadership events at university’s New York campus
• Hero Butler stars in wedding of man he rescued from Tay
• President Trump delays release of some JFK files
• Catalan leader rejects election to end stand-off
• Lyme disease threat on low-lying land
• 2023 bandwagon may be unstoppabl­e
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• THE ARCHIVES
• Vision imposed on Scotland
• Taking the challenge
• The Serial: The Green Years, Day 35
• Profits take tumble at retailer Debenhams
• Barclays’ profits rise but share price falls
• Jobs growth predicted foroiland gas sector
• Pillar one payments could face cap
• Wholesaler­s welcome new BSE system
• Cattle prices from the auction rings
• HOROSCOPES
• A job where you make a difference
• Joshua keen to move on from Klitschko
• Sceau Royal to shine again over fences
• Ruling body scrap sS GM for more consultati­on
• Koepka was destined to card eventful 64
• Opportunit­y for hosts to tighten grip on top four slot
• Grove Menzieshil­l cannot afford Western slip-up
• England off to Australia without star man Stokes
• Muirhead still in hunt after surprise loss
• Hamilton does not tick ‘greatest’ boxes
• Stars forced to rule out Mastrodica­sa again
• Warriors can benefit from Euro setbacks
• Hopes hinge on crucial run for High
• Petrie hails healthy competitio­n for places
• Internatio­nal call-ups see game postponed
• Alves loses appeal against two-match ban
• Lewis says Dons will bounce back
• Saints boss frustrated by negativity over stutter
• Problems persist for Levein for Gers visit
• Ellis aims to lift ‘sombre’ mood
• Saints’ No 2 in dark over Scotland role
• Raith boss feels new deal for striker proves club’s ambition –
• Pedro Caixinha’s seven-month reign at Ibrox is brought to an end
• In plain sight:
• Call Me By Your Name
• Peter Oundjian
• Newton Faulkner
• EVENTS IN YOUR AREA
• ROCKTALK GIG GUIDE
• Papering walls need not be a chore
• Invest in your property now and get it ready for the rigours of the colder months.
• Welcome the often-overlooked shade of grey into your home and discover your new go-to neutral.
• Ensure you have the right tools for the job as you commence your autumn garden clearance.
• Building dreams

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