The Courier & Advertiser (Angus and Dundee) - 2022-11-25

• Wife makes emotional tribute to ‘kindest man’
• Ambulance staff lift ‘work to rule’ threat after offer
• Events offering support and advice for residents on cost-of-living crisis
• Chance to bid for ‘wee piece’ of Breeks...
• Library staff could walk out over plans to change opening hours
• News in brief
• Anger at vans in Broughty’s new cycle lane
• Trio of rapists could be facing longer sentences
• Serial abuser admits he assaulted girlfriend
• Owner had to prise open pet’s jaws after it attacked Labrador
• Disqualifi­ed driver is given prison sentence
• Former boxer found over limit for cocaine
• Six-month dog ban for hare coursers
• Body found in river ‘not suspicious’
• Youth arrested over ‘thefts’ at golf club
• Hockey hero Mary Laskie dies aged 91
• Rock legends lead warm tributes to Dr Feelgood guitarist Johnson
• Call for clarity on plans to conform with EU
• Five questions FM faced a day after court ruling
• Different species and ages of trees will cope with storms better
• ‘Ban the compulsory pre-payment meters’
• MSP calls for an end to ‘freebie’ prison phones
• Flood defences are declared a success, despite pump fail
• Downton Abbey star to play lead role in new ska drama
• Two litres of water ‘too much’
• Teen powers up flatpack turbine
• World Cup fans’ party axed after alcohol sales restricted
• Sir Cliff has no plans to retire
• King brings red box back to life
• Plastic-free larder praised
• Chamber picks up Living Wage gong
• Memorial to be upgraded with club aid
• Footballer loses discrimina­tion claim against former club Airdrie
• Solar projects prompt fears for farmland
• Planning appeal success for town takeaway and restaurant proposal
• Ceremony a highlight of Abertay’ s academic year
• Comedian Ó Briain announces city date
• Cheers ring out for Gold Star winner
• Blood test breakthrou­gh could identify deadly heart condition
• Warning over ‘catastroph­ic’ GP shortages
• Referring to Bayoh as black ‘was appropriat­e’ to coordinate response
• Multiple rapist is warned of long jail term
• Boy reported after school knife incident
• Bar boss stole more than £19k
• Let’s talk about grief
• ‘You can’t cry forever’
• Power supply battle as Kyiv hit by missiles
• Indonesian rescuers focus on site of landslide as quake toll increases
• Fancy a career in education? Look no further, Kip Mcgrath are hiring specialist­s now
• Dance group marks its 15th anniversar­y
• Scouts’ jamboree fundraiser
• Indy movement will not be going away
• There are now bigger issues than Indyref2
• Unionists oppose any other arguments for sake of it
• Ruling was crushing defeat for democracy
• There’s just no plan for independen­ce
• Extreme language does not impress
• Public funds could be better spent elsewhere than on St Andrews rail link
• Other nations have foodbanks as well
• Think NHS before you create an NCS
• Cleppie kids keep on coming
• Pat on the back for Mac yarns
• Football refs had a tough time
• In favour of a splash of colour
• A Dark Matter Episode 48
• Who said it?
• On this day
• London treads water as US stock markets close for Thanksgivi­ng
• Firm toasting its first export deal to Europe
• Jet2 hikes its annual earnings outlook after return to profit
• Soaring loft insulation sales boost B&Q owner
• Hornby’s losses widen but stock is on track
• Turnover increases sharply for office design consultanc­y
• Firm helps to furnish new school in style
• Invitation to monitor farm transforma­tion
• Make most of milk price by honing silage
• HOROSCOPES
• TODAY’S SELECTIONS
• Fair City Rollers ready for big double-header
• SPORT RESULTS
• SPORTS QUIZ
• ON THIS DAY
• England ring changes for Springboks clash
• Prestigiou­s award for Perth coach Hunter
• Revived Clan to be tough test for Stars
• Chat room phone-in is the secret of Fife radio sports show’s award
• Bradbury takes full advantage of invite
• SCOTT’S HAPPY RETURN
• Duncan finds the backing to drive forward
• Gilbert could be fined for early concession
• Fears for ODIS as crowds stay away
• World Cup won’t be a distractio­n for Jamie
• MCINTYRE WANTS GIRLS LOVING THEIR FOOTBALL
• Loyalty has been rewarded – Mackay
• I’ll always be grateful to Sir Alex for having faith in me for Scotland
• CUMMINGS TELLS OF MBAPPE SHIRT SNUB
• Record-breaking Bale aims to cap special moment with win
• MEMPHIS IS THE SPECIAL ONE FOR VAN GAAL
• Kane fitness boost as England face ‘motivated’ United States
• YAKIN HAILS ‘MATURE’ DISPLAY FROM SWISS
• BIG NAMES DISAPPOINT IN MEDIOCRE ENCOUNTER
• Dee standards must not slip says Bowyer
• Ex-housemarti­ns star brings new band north
• Beauty and the Beast with a French twist
• Cinderella aims to give it some welly
• Music society on song with their brand new family-friendly panto
• Local talent on show for Sleeping Beauty
• Giant step for star in Jack’ s lead role
• Snow White sprinkles some magic as panto returns to live stage
• Beauty and the Beast with ‘Sheepie’ as star
• Colin’ s hooked on famous panto role
• Famous characters in mash-up for new take on pantomime classic
• Everyone can play their part when it comes to reducing food waste
• GROW YOUR OWN
• NURTURE COMMUNITIE­S
• BACK THE HIGH STREET
• BICARB IT STAY SWEET
• SALTY STUFF
• KEEP IT CLEAN
• NATURALLY GOOD FOR YOU

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