The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2018-10-26

• Ghouls, phantoms and other creatures of the night are beating a path to Scone Palace for the Spirit of Scone Halloween event, which began last night and runs until Wednesday. Here is the exorcism scene from the trail. Picture: Kim Cessford.
• Government digs deep for Tay Deal EXCLUSIVE: SNP announces £200m for joint cities projects
• River Earn anglers can keep their salmon next year.
• Booze may soon be on sale at Scottish football grounds.
• Rail users face long delays due to work in Highland Perthshire.
• Teacher censured after allegation of ‘head butt’
• Forth Road Bridge to undergo £5.9m works
• ‘Scottish icon’ lands infrastruc­ture award
• Ex-United star O’Neill supporting amputee player’s charity walk
• Witness says Fife man ran a ‘dictatorsh­ip’
• Prisoner’s brief freedom after f leeing a court
• ‘Distressin­g’ desperatio­n in foodbanks, MSPs told
• Hardship caused by ‘culture of denial’
• Sturgeon slams ‘appalling’ comments
• Tenants vote council the best for satisfacti­on across Scotland
• Scottish country dance lovers to attend Fair City gathering
• Perth schools scoop top awards
• Businesses can get on board with chance to promote themselves
• Hospital pharmacist Margaret Malloch, aged 90
• DAVE LORD DEPUTY EDITOR
• Swinney announces independen­t review of primary one testing
• Retail tycoon at centre of gagging clause row named by peer
• Fashion faux pas for Meghan as Tonga rolls out the red carpet
• Driver fined and banned for knocking down boy
• Driver of derailed train ‘failed routine drugs test’
• Surprise in store for minister during visit to inmates in prison
• TV presenter receives threats after goat hunt
• Skygazers are wide-eyed over thrilling sunsets
• Mercury to fall as sleet, snow and hail forecast
• Swede dreams of childhood
• Fears for local Debenhams branches as 50 stores to go
• Book recalls forgotten architectu­ral treasures
• Justice served for family of boy run over by bus
• Grieving parents seek change after daughter’s suicide in jail
• Man behind Fife fire bombings loses appeal
• De Niro now one of bomb targets
• Nobody should be surprised by comments
• Changes were necessary
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• THE ARCHIVES
• Columnist is wide of the mark
• An afternoon treat
• Headstone found
• Look, Mike,” I said, “I’m sure Wilson made his fortune perfectly legitimate­ly.” He shook his head
• Piperdam tie-up targets European visitors
• Lloyds profits ahead of city forecasts
• Call-out for more female entreprene­urs in Dundee
• Gender pay gap among full-time workers falls
• Scots meat processors look to boost sales at Paris exhibition
• Cattle take to the sale ring
• HOROSCOPES
• IT employment market turbulence
• Scandal left Sutherland ‘heartbroke­n’
• Verstappen confident of Mexico win
• It’s been a hectic time for both team Muirheads
• Grove must tame Wildcats to catch leaders
• Dundee and Kirkcaldy to revive old rivalry
• Sarri given plenty to ponder as LoftusChee­k fires hat-trick
• Much-changed Celtic made to pay for defensive errors
• Pressure is on United, claims Pars manager
• McGlynn full of praise for ex-Rover Baird
• Killie manager’s ban suspended
• Curran puts faith in hard work to lift Dark Blues
• O’Neill sure McLeish can come good for Scotland
• Rangers’ Jon Flanagan challenges Roman Eremenko in last night’s goalless Europa League draw with Spartak Moscow at Ibrox. Celtic were beaten 2-0 by RB Leipzig in Germany,
• Cockerill has to plug gaps for depleted Edinburgh after Scotland call-ups
• Neilson tips Pars to put indifferen­t form behind them in Fife clash.
• Patrick Reed hits eight birdies to take two-shot lead in Shanghai
• Revenge the aim as Stars look for first win in 10.
• (Cert 12A, 133 mins)
• Caird Hall, Dundee, November 2
• Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy October 27
• Birnam Arts Centre, Dunkeld, November 1
• Landscape photograph­er Charlie Waite will be at the Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy, on November 1 to discuss art, nature, beauty and ‘the impulse behind wanting to take a picture’
• T performanc­e’
• Pitlochry Festival Theatre, November 1
• Overgate Goes Guising
• ROCKTALK GIG GUIDE BY ANDREW WELSH

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