Perthshire Advertiser - 2023-04-21

• Happy hour as Old Ship Inn lifts prize
• Hero has a head for heights and a heart of gold
• New school’s opening date will be revealed‘in near future’
• Dumping ground
• Care home hailed
• Cairncross closure marks end of an era
• Holiday home curfew
• Consent is key word as campaign is launched
• Partner says she has ‘nothing left other than hope’
• Road was pan-demonium
• New project will be a big PLUS for community
• Excitement building ahead of new season
• Churches targted for lead
• Work on rec centre set to start
• Review: Perth Youth Orchestra
• Plea for votes in Help Your Community Grow competitio­n
• Pals Stagger Inn and boost SCAA
• Iconic rally comes to Perthshire
• Celebratin­g the best of our tourism
• Business Doors opening for New app is just the look behind scenes business
• Cash support ensures that playground makeover goes down a treat with pupils
• Project to help vulnerable kids
• Cinema celebratin­g tenth anniversar­y
• It’s ‘Time’ for humour at Follies castle performanc­e
• School reunion message is ‘the more the merrier’
• Journalism is the best job in world
• Sport round-up
• Win at St Andrews boosts confidence
• Keith in dreamland after Corach victory
• Murrayshal­l staging Faldo Elite Tour event in June
• They’re ready to take on the world
• Taste of defeat for Scone in derby
• Luncarty move into promotion spot
• A goal worthy of winning any match
• If I’m honest, seeing the gaffer losing his job is mainly down to us all as players
• Callum reflects on his Saints journey
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