Perthshire Advertiser - 2020-07-07

• CLOSE TO DISASTER
• United first for Saints
• Marathon meetings will impact on lives
• Look what Jamie has raised for zoo all!
• Virtual camp a hit with pupils
• National park says plan ahead before visiting
• One COVID-19 case moved to care home
• St John’s Shopping Centre fully reopens next week
• Hundreds enjoy first pint since lockdown
• All public toilets in region set to open
• Funding for the arts welcomed in region
• Music promoter fears fund won’t save his business
• ‘School didn’t close for financial gain’
• BT looks at future of boxes
• More pledge to walk or bike post lockdown
• Call for more SG support
• Forest car parks begin to reopen across region
• ‘Let’s pick up on litter message’
• A home from home for our NHS heroes
• Our shop has reached out to vulnerable
• Fantastic plan for free kids’ fun
• Summer water alert by police
• Re-opened charity shop ready for surge
• Bandwillte­achyou thepipesfo­rfree
• Scarlet performs to world at Pride
• A lifeline in this time of crisis
• Planning applicatio­ns
• Time to support local businesses
• Award winging its way to champions
• Thank you to pipers who honoured WWII heroes
• Scrapping CTLR would free up money for council
• Tragic tale lives on in ghost stories
• Perth charity shop ready to reopen doors for first time since beginning of lockdown
• Castle set to start welcoming visitors
• Funeral director takes action against COVID
• Youngsters follow challenge instructio­ns to the letter
• Luncarty signings to raise the bar further
• Chipping in to help golf
• Davidson: Wewillbe raringtogo

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