The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2017-03-13

• Plea for parents to teach maths
• Rangers’ pride over Old Firm draw.
• Fiddle festival: Musicians flock to Perthshire for celebratio­n of legend Niel Gow.
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• Couple to take to the high seas in search of missing tartan
• Missing man’s family praise volunteer pilots still searching
• Section of A90 to be closed to allow for major roadworks
• Council to shine light on Stevenson tower plan
• Missing Corrie’s dad’s sympathy for binman
• Labour Party divided yet again after leader’s indyref2 comment
• Trainspott­ing star backs charity efforts of Crieff High pupils
• Planning Applicatio­ns
• Paths upgrade being examined
• Group will swim the channel to aid charity
• Heritage watchdog opposes park plan
• Volunteers will help brighten up hospital patients’ days
• Restored pride not the only benefit of city status being awarded
• Perth and kinross: news in brief
• Actor Tony Haygarth, 72
• Joni Sledge, 60, member of 70s dance band Sister Sledge
• Council faces hefty fine for Named Person error
• First Minister told ‘warm words inadequate’
• UK will not go over ‘cliff edge’ if Brexit talks fail
• Ministers silent on manifesto breach over tax
• Sturgeon has match whistle
• Council is spending more money on pauper’s funerals
• WRI BulletIn
• Accusation­s of prejudice made
• Fencing to be set up at this year’s Westfest
• Reformed House of Lords may provide opposition UK needs
• Woman, 48, dies after falling ill in night race
• Call for changes to access law
• To frack or not to frack?
• Criticism of land tax after £1.7m sale collapses
• ‘Terrifying ordeal’ for man held in container
• Jim wrong to retreat from independen­ce
• Teacher crisis should never be repeated
• Limited pool of television talent
• CorreCtion­s and ClarifiCat­ions
• Reflecting school life
• We had given up hope of having anything special in the way of a house so were not too disappoint­ed when we stopped at a shack
• Fife mill hit by effects of Storm Desmond
• Lloyds set to suffer PressureFa­b loss
• Manufactur­ing leading rapid rise in output
• Security steps to help migrant farm workers
• Ministers agree sound negotiatin­g basis for CAP
• Outsiders keep an eye on progress at monitor farm
• Owners’ land use plan essential
• Pig survey demonstrat­es high standards
• Think-tank to explore impact of Brexit
• horoscopes
• Maestro can get King’s big week off to good start
• Yanworth heads betting in Champion Hurdle
• Indian Wells woes are a mystery to Murray
• Evans comes up short against Nishikori
• Stars fight back for storming victory
• Emphatic Indian Open win by Chawrasia
• Comfortabl­e win for Arbroath Vics
• Broughty storm through to semi-finals in style
• Lochee United lose out
• Celebratin­g Courier Country’s top sporting performanc­es
• Forfar boss Bollan hits out at defensive errors
• Whatley praises Red Lichties’ tenacity
• McMullan tells of Pars’ frustratio­n
• Too many goals lost at home, says Petrie
• Locke tells of fresh belief for Blue Brazil
• Jackson earns City back-to-back wins
• Fifers stand firm to set up dramatic win
• Last-gasp Dons earn praise for adapting
• Saints in ‘big step’ to top-six finish
• Edjenguele believes in ‘good group of players’
• Reid sees Italy as a must-win game
• Accies survive scare from visitors High
• Glens see title slip away
• Concession of late tries haunting Italians
• Twickenham rout defines season
• Rewards on pitch enough for Paton
• Scots face injury crisis for bid to bounce back
• Raith Rovers’ defender hopes defeat is just another blip
• Ravanelli keen on return to Scottish football

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