The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2018-11-13

• Family’s tribute to dead youngster
• Perthshire inspiratio­n Fi making strides in cancer fight.
• Commuter boundary proposals could see Perthshire changing.
• Tory plan to hit litter louts with £100 fines to clean up Scotland.
• Boxer told doctor he was ‘feeling great’
• Teenager in critical condition following fatal one-car crash
• Councillor calls for lowering of speed limit
• Victim of fatal blaze ‘had been warned about fireraisin­g’
• Extra Tay Cities money ruled out
• City council leader concerned about the ‘ripple effect’
• Parents invited to attend public meeting on schools review
• Plans lodged for major expansion at nursery
• Man who threatened ex with revenge porn wants to join Army
• PERTH AND KINROSS: NEWS IN BRIEF
• Free entry to historic landmark
• Call for safety action as resident fears fatal accident on road
• Traffic calming measures set to improve children’s safety
• Recognitio­n for GP scheme
• Co-founder of Marvel Comics and creator of superheroe­s, Stan Lee
• Soldier at heart of neo-Nazi terror cell
• Brexit sides in difficult ‘endgame’ negotiatio­ns
• UK’s exit can be stopped – Starmer
• Johnson warns of ‘surrender’ to the EU
• Charity worker Jasmine inspired by brave cancer battle of lifelong friend
• Ten years until wages reach pre-crisis levels
• Dundee University study urges mandatory headgear in rugby
• Man reported following Arbroath drone drama
• Investigat­ion amid claim Travellers breached court order
• Distractio­n hobbies down to an art in Student’s absence
• Sheriff throws out Angus man’s plea against wearing tag
• Loudly singing the praises of Caird Hall silent movie nights
• World’s your oyster with a career in food industry
• Six more fatalities sees fire death toll hit record
• Bay City Roller Alan ‘ran with the gang’ but ended up alone and sleeping rough
• Police forced to run over man on knife rampage
• Move brings bishop ‘home’
• University prize for human rights activist Tatchell
• Hot under collar over a rainbow tie
• Promised benefits don’t stack up for town
• Fi’s faith promises great leaps forward
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Change must come on cycling
• THE ARCHIVES
• Preaching over parents’ rights
• Great loss to bear
• I continued up the path. Jane was mistaken. Ice statues couldn’t change
• Arbroath components firm swings back to profit
• Diageo offloads US brands for $550m
• Babcock hits back against ‘malicious’ MoD claims
• Fife distillery uses blockchain
• Review: Industry should take more ‘ownership’ of TB control
• HOROSCOPES
• Coach keen to nurture Flyers’ belief
• Regular looks perfect fit for all-weather bid
• Long haul ends in Dubai
• Mad Max has Horner in his corner after flashpoint in Brazil
• Honours even in derby thriller
• Grove Menzieshil­l fire in seven
• Business as usual for dominant Djokovic
• Buttler sees positives in flexible batting order
• Madsons settling in at new home
• Scotland call for Graham after change of allegiance
• Jenkins hits out over challenge on Halfpenny
• Sexton backs ‘wise decision’ by Murray
• New three-year deal for on-form Christie
• Portuguese star says rivals have their work cut out in title race
• Hartley confident Scots can reach the play-offs
• SFA agrees new deal to show more TV matches
• Dee hoping Meekings can be spared the knife
• United boss hails Siegrist’s display in win over Staggies
• Stylish Saints ‘up there on merit’, says Wright
• Caribbean calls for Wotherspoo­n

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