The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2018-06-23

• Pop icons Steps, supported by Blue, performed in front of thousands of adoring fans from Courier Country last night. Picture: Kim Cessford.
• Councillor­s condemn GP care consultati­on
• Former athlete shares shattered Olympic dream.
• Fife pony owner’s warts-and-all advert goes viral.
• Police seize haul of class A drugs worth £180k.
• Dens legend Alan Gilzean diagnosed with tumour
• Civil rape case evidence ‘persuasive’
• Famous Grouse hub to shut with distillery sale
• Tourism bosses raise concerns over future of visitor attraction after sale news
• Man drove the wrong way in fast lane of A9 after following satnav
• Bottle of lager and jar of gherkins blamed for alcohol reading
• fife: News iN brief
• Council to press on with funding bid for community hub
• Report reveals accidental fires are on the rise in West Fife
• Edinburgh flight path Q&A
• Academics to create six-century archive of Cupar’s history
• Loch Leven walk by Fife teacher with Parkinson’s disease
• South African winger Johnny Hubbard, Rangers legend and ‘Penalty King’, 87
• Snow Patrol singer Gary feels honoured to receive degree
• Climber left to dry off after calling for rescue – because he was wet
• Brexit has ‘eroded’ trust in Westminste­r, says FM
• PM urged to abandon ‘red lines’ as Airbus warns of leaving
• Pizza flinging contest has all the ingredient­s for festival fun day
• ‘Get me an ambulance, I’m going to visit a lighthouse’
• Andrzej giving World Cup fans history lesson
• The Rise and Fall of Little Voice should prove to be a big hit
• Calls to learn lessons from Bayoh review
• Grass grooving so soothing
• ‘Don’t waste time on immigratio­n laws’
• Setting the record straight
• In support of our proud Gaelic traditions
• A disappoint­ing Gaelic diatribe
• Events at Slessor Gardens no Tragedy
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• Labour and Lib Dems a let down
• THE ARCHIVES
• WEEK IN NUMBERS
• Shedding light
• On Renfrew Street, Day 32 By Katharine Swartz
• Ambition to place 100 young people in work
• horoscopes
• Vauxhall announces electric Corsa set to arrive in 2020
• Tears for Neymar as Brazil emotions run high
• Arguments over whether Messi or Ronaldo is the greatest player in the world are futile.
• Novak Djokovic’s landmark 800th career victory sees him march on at Queen’s
• Captain Stuart McInally ‘chuffed’ to be back as Scotland wrap up summer tour
• Musa double has the Super Eagles soaring
• Shaqiri scores late winner as Switzerlan­d stun Serbia
• Warning for England as Panama aim to ‘play hard’
• Belgium happy to let football do talking
• Low expects Germany to deliver big response
• ‘Only a matter of time’ before bids for Pars defender
• Bozanic hoping to emulate countrymen after transfer
• Tough task but boss relishing Clarets tie
• Flood keen to see how Tangerines handle pressure
• Livi offer Goodwillie a route back to top flight
• Series win Down Under is big challenge for O’Mahony
• Tartan Tornado earns respect of ex-champ Postol
• Hamilton on top as Ericsson crashes and car catches fire
• Law will keep his foot down for victory
• Mickelson makes it a Scottish date
• England-beating duo resume their rivalries
• Prayers for good weather
• The Tin Man has heart for battle
• Alpha Centauri stars for nervy Harrington
• Sport on tv
• Pig sector
• Equestrian
• Livestock
• Strategy expected to increase sector value to £500 million
• Farmers find Courier Country to be fertile ground for awards
• Market report for Stirling
• Jersey cow takes coveted title
• DAIRY RESULTS
• Dunblane-based Zwartbles breeder wins third championsh­ip in a row
• Game on: Enjoy the fun of the fair at Scone
• The complex nature of a simple twist of fate
• Anyone can do it
• Pastel pretty
• Picnic time
• Glorious gardens
• Getting to know you
• The Quiet Side of Passion: An Isabel Dalhousie novel
• Dundee professor takes a novel approach
• Ain’t no party like a garden party
• Options to stay grounded
• Cycle repairs? I’d rather be pedalling than tackling them
• Make tracks from village to village
• Scouting for trout
• The Hague offers too much to be overlooked
• Garden beasties give me the creeps and crawlies
• Price fetched by Man Ray’s poster out of this world

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