The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2016-03-19

• Madras plans sent back to square one
• Budget cuts hurt disabled children
• City status: High stakes in Dundee derby.
• Major changes to T in the Park as licence bid put to council
• Sistema will make Big Noise in Dundee
• Orchestra project to benefit city’s youngsters
• Concept changing people’s lives
• Community news across the kingdom
• Fears replacemen­t will never arise
• Accused wanted to offload car
• Carp thief caught in the act by owner’s CCTV
• Rig worker Ronnie doing his bit for Mary
• Charlie’s Shed garden café wins viewers’ vote and lottery cash
• House was pelted in paintball attack over barking dogs
• Council counts cost of fixing war memorials in central Fife
• Wives ready to rock with star Lulu after Samaritan steps in
• Innovative approach to working with frail patients recognised
• Cash to restore historic doo’cot
• Family GP in court for failing to diagnose teen
• Fife sending the most people off for operations
• Orchestras come to town
• ‘Epic battle’ ends with a record catch and Gail’s name on cup
• World-class engineerin­g keeps crossing on target
• Paris attacks suspect held after Brussels shoot-out
• Traffic to be banned from primary schools
• Rugby coach on sex register over texts to teen girl
• Disabled children latest victims of council cuts
• Services kept, but not in schools
• Physiother­apists say withdrawal of funding is no cost saving to society
• Roads repairs rip-off probe kept under wraps
• MP to repay £11,000 for falsely claimed expenses
• Extra £20 million for blood scandal fund
• Payment cuts plan branded a ‘cruel’ attack on the disabled
• Dread over the process
• Time to say goodbye to PO Tricia Marwick
• An insight into ‘Tricia’s Tours’
• Experts call for ban on the school bell
• It’s horses for courses as top Olympian swaps saddles
• ‘Remarkable’ Lizzie, 103, receives award for century of service to church
• Bright lights and family memories
• We need joined-up approach to cycle paths
• Creating a Big Noise in City of Discovery
• An absence of guidance
• Minutes of the Arch
• The Pepper Girls Day 12
• FM pledges review will ensure fair tax system
• Review could see high street revival
• HOROSCOPES
• Can you trust your car dials to keep you well up to speed?
• Hamilton leads way in rain-hit Melbourne
• Flyers are downed in spite of two-goal lead
• Paddy can shoot to glory at Uttoxeter
• Hallie on a high as students lift water polo gold
• England chase down 230 to beat Proteas
• Ford won’t be distracted as he homes in on cap 100
• Scots must be ready for the ‘evolving’ Irish
• Best urges Schmidt to extend stay
• Pellegrini is primed for tough PSG last eight test
• Haws at full strength for visit of Linlithgow Rose
• Campbell boosted by training sessions
• Different goals for Pars and Cowdenbeat­h
• Dods welcomes new mood of confidence
• Austin expected to return
• ‘One game at a time’ mantra for Cuthbert
• Dramatic winner as Falkirk fight back
• GMS injury boost for Killie clash
• McGinn fancies shot at Champions League
• Dynamic duo ‘real threat’
• Morris refuses to alter style of play despite suffering injury-hit campaign
• ANALYSIS
• Stewart wants rivals to fight off relegation
• ANALYSIS
• Dublin calling.
• Hartley hopes this is season’s final derby
• Easton eyes result to shock Saints’ top six rivals
• Favourite Don Cossack leads home an Irish 1-2-3 at the Cheltenham Gold Cup
• Indirect contact with wild birds ‘likely cause of outbreak’
• Student Kirstie’s talent recognised
• Young Farmers’ round-up
• No applicatio­n procrastin­ation
• All equestrian roads lead to the Royal Highland
• Young people’s views on farming sought
• Sifting through crumbs of the past
• Piecing together moments in time
• Reading between the lines of an esteemed author
• Reach for the stars
• Beauty box
• Artist delights in new line of work
• A toast to the Emerald Isle
• Food for the heart and soul
• Tucking into bee-utiful honey
• what’s hot in the kitchen
• Annabel wastes no time releasing new cookbook
• ROASTED VEGETABLE GALETTE
• book of the week
• Music Reviews
• The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
• Houdini and Doyle – a match made in... hell
• Keep lean months full of delights
• Why adders should not be so feared
• Dragons and damsels in distress
• Hitting new peaks on the cycle ride of my life
• Moorland offers sweet solitude
• Dunfermlin­e’s hidden attraction­s
• Singapore fling
• Why to-do lists become won’t-end-up-doing lists
• A Fife village stars in a ‘Glasgow Boys’ classic for sale
• asbestos services

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