The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2019-11-14

• ‘Despicable’ thief preyed on elderly
• Work is under way to map the best cycling spots in Highland Perthshire in a bid to attract more two-wheeled tourism.
• Perthshire drag queen heading off Down Under for first twinned Pride event.
• Syrian refugee Maryam loves her new life in Perth and has big plans.
• Drink-driver was lucky to escape Longforgan fireball crash alive, says sheriff.
• ‘Autonomous buses’ set to be trialled on Forth Road Bridge route.
• Murderer slashed rapist in jail feud over DVDs
• Council chiefs accused of operating ‘behind a curtain’ in fraud probe
• Veterans involved in new review into sale of fireworks to public
• Skateboard­er launches new move to save ramp
• Land owners blamed for delaying radiation clean-up at Fife beach
• Residents fear gardens at risk of slipping away
• Drink driving farm worker’s knife charge found not proven
• Diplomat claims Trump was overheard asking about investigat­ions
• Sir Rod wears his model railroad hobby very well
• Course looks at potential criminalit­y of activists
• Pensioners wage war on crisp packets
• Warning as OAPs at risk from rise in heatwaves
• Corbyn comes under fire on Scots trip
• Johnson sets out stall as Brexit Party to contest Labour seats
• Police hope inquiry will end ‘speculatio­n’
• Democratic Russian roulette
• Major films drive festive toys wishlist
• Fiery character Edgar new star of John Lewis advert
• High profile ads a feature of consumer calendar
• Jungle tests for Royal Marines
• University crime writing course sees its first students graduate
• Leave behind Westminste­r ‘omnishambl­es’
• THE ARCHIVES
• Bone Deep: Episode 26
• Wind power helps rise in profits for Perth’s SSE
• Talgo sets up HQ 280 miles from proposed Fife factory
• Prime lambs, ewes and tups forward at Stirling
• HOROSCOPES
• Rosie to extend track record
• Ritchie: I’m ready to get back in the groove
• Chances running out for Fitzpatric­k
• Nadal rallies from brink of defeat to boost No 1 chances
• Weighty issues for Murray in off-season break
• Gers don’t need to sell Morelos, says Wilson
• Thomson ignored call of nature on comeback trail
• We lost derby fight, admits disappoint­ed Dens boss
• On-loan keeper’s contributi­on hailed by McPake
• Devlin insists Clarke needs time to work his Killie magic
• Neighbourl­y envy can help drive Scots bid for play-off glory – Forrest
• Dark Blues still feeling derby pain
• England attacker Raheem Sterling continued to train with the Three Lions yesterday as Gareth Southgate’s squad look to move on from Monday’s spat between the Manchester City star and Joe Gomez.
• Centre-backs not neglected in Scotland Injuries – and not lack of quality - to blame, says Scott McKenna.
• Is Scottish Rugby chief executive Mark Dodson damaged goods?
• Familiarit­y is key to United’s season
• Brown planning to repay Glasgow Warriors’ faith after signing deal.

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