The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2019-10-26

• Drunken teacher left Perth pupils distressed
• Innerpeffr­ay Library was the backdrop to the announceme­nt of a new Crieff Highland Games centre, one of the Tay Cities Deal beneficiar­ies. Picture: Steve MacDougall.
• Police hunt Perth driver who ran red light.
• Grampian Hotel closure shrouded in mystery.
• Independen­ce protest ‘will take shine off’ event
• Talent celebrated at seventh Courier Business Awards
• Anger after funding earmarked for Condor housing reallocate­d
• Caravan park owner accused of making threats to customers
• Review call as ‘flagship’ sport drive dwindles
• Man sentenced for assault and baguettery in Greggs bakery...
• Fifers fighting climate change will have to pay for electric top ups
• Former sailor in Merchant Navy admits threatenin­g conduct
• Beginning of the end for flats as demolition workers move in
• Water bottle filling station hopes to help tackle single-use plastics
• ‘Voice of reason’, former Angus independen­t councillor Bob Spink
• Expert’s 3D process shows extent of Iceland’s ice loss
• EU agrees to ‘principle’ of giving UK extension
• Reckless motorist nearly struck family
• Two high school pupils hit by car
• Former taxman hit with unpaid work for rebate betting scam
• The Courier invites you on a tour of the River Tay in a way never done before
• One giant leap towards Nasa for aspiring teenage scientist
• LGBTQ+ community slates comments made in controvers­ial leaflet
• I expect to be arrested any day soon
• McDonald’s husband ‘left her with nothing’
• Notes on trees call for teacher to be sacked
• Meghan: Gender equality talks ‘cannot happen without men’
• ‘I know there are a lot of carers whose loved ones are still not getting help’
• V&A to get jammin’ with recreated reggae night
• Woman not guilty of killing Blairhall mother
• Paramedic cleared of drink-driving charge
• Facebook in public testing of news tab
• Academics shine light on ‘unique’ factors in Dundee’s drugs deaths
• Two more held over 39 bodies found in lorry
• New species of beetle named after climate activist Greta
• Plan ahead for peace of mind
• Conkers conjure childhood
• Man whose dreams were ‘shattered’ by rail crash inspires young players
• Supporters have to be held to account for racist chants
• oh my word!
• Tayside oncologist­s found the best balance
• Sensible steps to protect planet
• Winter has arrived
• “It was an invitation to make a decision. I didn’t realise then that it was a life-altering one. I tilted my chin up and smiled.
• Strathmore Hotels profit levels break £1m barrier
• HOROSCOPES
• Toyota unveils new Yaris with more tech and a hybrid option
• McPake’s Dee show plenty heart in statement victory
• Dark Blues boss ‘proud’ of players’ character
• Wotherspoo­n insists Saints have what it takes to thrive
• No resting on laurels for Lennon as Dons await
• Leigh highlights pressing need over midfield role
• Players have talked and now must act
• ‘I’d take stitches again if it meant a win’, says Paton
• Gerrard talks of player safety after Porto match
• Hearts out to make amends as Hibernian eye change of luck
• Lichties manager looking for side to kick on at Firhill
• Weary Weir bemoans Loons’ inconsiste­ncy
• Petrie expecting Stranraer to give his team tough test
• Raith star Spencer hails dad’s advice
• Fast start is key says Glebe boss
• Bollan demands better display
• Tayport look out cup form as they tackle Downfield
• Pep reeling after double injury blow
• Haws go third after two extra points for Sauchie player error
• Lawes insists All Blacks will know all about England soon
• Welsh not played game in their minds ‘too early’
• Matawalu in as Glasgow bid to slay the Dragons
• Dismay for Dunne as he loses European Tour card
• Hamilton sends out message
• Panthers tamed on trip north to Kirkcaldy
• MJV to face champions
• Tangerines hit by dose of travel sickness
• Mogul to prove best of O’Brien’s contestant­s
• Students down on the farm
• Scottish farmers seek clarity as Brexit uncertaint­y bites
• Agricultur­al insurer advises on having adequate cover
• Determinin­g soil health is best left to skilled experts
• Delegates told work continues over future trade agreements ‘Neighbourl­y’ deal urged as terms are negotiated
• Look after the pennies and £40k will look after itself
• Corpses of time
• Under the skin of monstrous roles
• Are you a gym lark or an exercise owl?
• On track for Sidlaw summit
• Hubble, bubble – and green slime
• Pack for every eventualit­y but don’t forget your bike
• Attractive base in appealing setting
• Man who made us look anew on the planet
• Alphabetic­ally organising music puts me out of tune

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