The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-03-30

• Lives put at risk due to ‘not fit for purpose’ CCTV
• Commando artist Ian Kennedy, one of the longest serving illustrato­rs with DC Thomson, is appearing at Dunfermlin­e Comic Con this weekend.
• Withdrawal deal loses yet another vote in Commons.
• Fife voluntary groups facing uncertain time amid cuts.
• Fife chef Jilly finds out her MasterChef final fate.
• Peace vigil tribute to Christchur­ch victims
• ‘We did it’: UK’s oldest men turn 111 on same day and share cards
• ‘The world is different but people are not’
• Scot-fail as travellers put in taxi after train driver misses station
• Sigh of relief as Ruby receives two new lungs
• Angus good Samaritan tells of people failing to stop for man who fell in street
• Families charity tells of ‘constant’ strain
• Possible lifeline for St Andrews service of out-of-hours GPs
• House builder hits back after planning appeal successful
• Anger as GP practice confirms cut in hours
• European funding for university study of immigrants’ life paths
• Thunderbir­ds voice actor Shane Rimmer, aged 89
• Price hike on essentials to hit consumers hard
• Year-long driving ban for drunk Fife doctor
• Brexit: What happens next...
• New NHS investment strategy put on hold
• Home Office to fully launch its EU Settlement Scheme from today
• Best play helps bring legacy for community
• Mystery of old map that found its way home – 136 years later
• Sir Hugh Munro immortalis­ed in music by Tayside writer
• World-class musician performs in Dundee to mark World Piano Day
• Police investigat­e after stranger offers lift to 15-year-old girl in town
• Turbines behind lack of larks?
• Indie band and manager killed in Arizona crash
• Throw the book at anyone who wants to close a library
• oh my word!
• Westminste­r ignoring Scottish aspiration­s
• THE ARCHIVES
• Observing the moon
• If you truly love Rory and he truly loves you, it shouldn’t matter where you make your home
• Angus textiles firm J&D Wilkie has record year
• HOROSCOPES
• Picking the best V6 powered used cars on a £10,000 budget
• Relegation isn’t nice – McGowan
• Bluebells boss George Shields confident of ‘two good performanc­es’ as Lochee United bid to reach Scottish Junior Cup final
• Edinburgh flier handed another test against Munster in Champions Cup clash
• Spoiling Angus rivals’ title party not main priority for Forfar boss Jim Weir
• Hibees leapfrog city rivals after narrow win
• Dons boss gives backing to under-fire McLeish
• Kane acting on instinct in top six fight
• Top half spot may elude us even if we get wins – Wright
• Result has ‘no bearing’ on the future – Lennon
• Players will thrive in derby atmosphere, says Gerrard
• Title rivals are getting ‘fright’, insists Clark
• Bizarre goal has Ayr in the play-off pink
• Asghar’s son named new head coach of academy
• Promotion via play-off just the tonic for Raith
• Another win over Rovers the way to celebrate for boss
• City aim for third win on bounce as Diamonds visit
• YM bolster squad ahead of Dokens tie
• Solskjaer’s vow as he gets set to put his mark on side
• Kelty have their heart set on sealing second place
• Hogg returns as Gray is benched for tie
• Wanderers can play part in title race
• Mouthwater­ing McIlroy shoot-out awaits Woods
• Storm end Stars’ hopes of play-offs
• US debut for Mitchell in sportscar season
• Back Auxerre to land the Lincoln
• Jim Spence on Saturday
• Deep and crisp and even...
• SAF advice for farmers
• Call to rule out no-deal
• Shires to the fore
• Robotic harvesters could soon be put to work in berry fields
• Genetics project boosts accuracy of EBVs for Limousins
• Applicatio­ns invited for sheep industry bursaries
• Travelling light from hills of home to African desert
• Dancing for life
• Yummy mummy
• Bridges old and new
• Youth united
• The call of the wild
• A relaxing retirement was never on the cards for former nurse Alexandra Aitken, who loves to travel and write from her home
• Put problem of noise-filled nights to rest
• Star quality
• Planning summer flowers
• Hare today gone tomorrow
• Beautiful game same but slower
• It’s doubtful Cycledisc would put brakes on bad behaviour
• City with mission to ensure every visitor has a blast
• A pitch-perfect French campsite
• Author Interview
• Book of the week
• Googlebox
• Sir David wild about preserving our planet
• I need somewhere to put all the books I can’t read
• Four Seasons still popular – come rain or shine

The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition) - 2019-03-29

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