Perthshire Advertiser - 2018-05-18

• Cheery teen volunteer scoops a Saltire Award
• Jail for man who bared teeth at cops
• Grandad gets on his bike for cancer charity
• Talented Daniel has a growing knowledge
• Woman locked cop in and kicked him
• Witnessapp­eals
• Parents slam PKC hike in music fees
• Councillor­s’ mixed reaction to childcare report
• Police: ‘We’re here for the long haul’
• Driversslo­wing downforsig­ns
• Blairingon­e Primary is being ‘sacrificed’
• Initiative to boost work placements
• Memories project gets local boost
• New site for Gypsy Travellers ‘is not viable’
• Rural groups encouraged to apply for funding
• Free family fun at Better Place to Live fair
• Complaints on the up at social services
• Campaign group tell Swinney of their concerns
• BBC Fringe comes ahead of Biggest Weekend
• Charity’s support hub is vital lifeline
• Few quibbles but a superb Salome
• Shortfilms­will promoteCri­eff
• Cash to get second chopper off ground
• Closed bowling club gives leftover money to charities
• Gallery to show work of island painter
• Merger of services will make PKC leaner
• Joust about time for fun packed days
• Unique chance to see films of area in the 50s
• MSP blasts ‘Victorian’ rail speeds and calls for more cash
• Councillor back on committee after being booted out by Tory/Lib Dem administra­tion
• Question Time is coming to Perth
• Black grouse is doing well
• Perthshire has its say on Scotland
• Amberfesti­val ticketsgoo­nsale
• Heart-warming scenes and medieval combat
• Copter called to the isles
• Nominate a brave young person for prize
• £750k from heritage trust
• Art store window is the perfect canvas for winning display
• Saved tourism group still faces threat
• Biker safety courses run by police
• No need to miss a single moment
• Top line-up for festival unveiled
• Hydro station’s famous fish pass observatio­n chamber to shut for update
• Community council chair is re-elected
• Golden honour for piping stalwart
• Ruthven’s was a life well lived
• Planning applicatio­ns
• PKC denied public representa­tion
• Welfare not a point-scoring political football
• District News
• District News
• A Hellish place to visit
• Bob went DIY for folk album made in Alyth
• No mystery; it’s a samey sequel
• Tonight Perth welcomes Jools
• Injury scare threatened title dream
• Splashing time for Perth club in Grouse Series
• Poor batting to blame for Doo’cot defeat
• Rising star Sol on track for Scotland
• Running season in full flow
• Wimbledon ace Xavier on his way
• Play Better Golf
• Jeanfield braced for Penicuik test
• Satisfacti­on guaranteed
• Substitute­s inspire Saints to a late point at McDiarmid Park
• Train like a pro player this summer at Saints
• Ross on way to be up there with best

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