The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition) - 2018-12-15

• Murder accused saw body and went to bed
• Top walks People told to get their boots on and enjoy winter wonderland.
• Jobs boost Entreprene­ur finalising £250m trade park.
• Legacy of ‘Mr Transport’ to be celebrated by Dundee museum TRIBUTE: Dundee man’s 45-year love affair with city’s buses to feature in new exhibition after family’s donation
• Grandad-to-be dies after fall from Christmas tree
• Sectarian abuse of families on rail service
• Organisers says there’s Mo to come from Angus festival
• OPINION GRAEME STRACHAN
• ‘Soaked’ squad sacked after walking off sites
• Mixologist Dimi voted best in world after beating 45 others from around the globe
• Publican says mini casinos more harmful than gaming machines
• Christmas in prison for amputee
• Developers to lodge plans for £30m cinema and shopping complex
• Parents’ last-gasp bid to save rural primary
• Pupil pens poem in the hope of swaying councillor­s’ hearts
• Litany of failures leads to contractor’s removal from operation on major road in Perth after 14 weeks
• High street travel firm offers fraud advice following scam
• Ian Anderson, UK’s most famous accordioni­st, aged 79
• Family pay tribute to son at missing person event
• Police report shows jump in extremism in Scotland
• As Courier Country basks in the afterglow of high-profile film and TV production­s such as Outlander and The Outlaw King, asks if the area can further benefit in future.
• Scotsman will go into Pike River blast mine, where Fife and Perth men died
• Crown will not accept plea from man accused of cutting off OAP’s hand
• People urged
• To protect ears
• Salmond wins legal battle ahead of misconduct trial
• Child restraint and seclusion ‘unmonitore­d’
• Woman, 80, admitted driving dangerousl­y in Arbroath street as she hit mum-to-be
• Prime Minister returns from summit with limited assurances on Northern Ireland
• Heaven’s hounds music to my ears
• Dramatic Bell Rock painting to go on show
• Lack of care in NHS portrayal
• Bridges or aircraft carriers
• Is Tayside and Fife ready for its cue?
• Listen to the locals on planning concerns
• CORRECTION­S AND CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Time to get back on our feet
• Tractor to the rescue
• Her behaviour would have been a nervous reaction to the strain she was under, the strain we were all under
• Balfour cheer as full-year profits rise
• Low & Bonar exploring options to tackle debt
• Quick Crossword
• HOROSCOPES
• Daytime lights might make drivers forget their headlamps
• Dens blues long forgotten f
• For Miller
• Late goal burst sees Lions thrash Jambos
• Kerr’s late Fir Park winner kick-started Saints revival
• Family first as Shinnie considers his future
• Staggies result and display would be ideal
• Head to head
• Consortium’s bid for United nears successful end
• Could Davis return to lead Rangers revival?
• Imrie hopes history can repeat itself for Hamilton
• Thomson says Pars must shake off curse of inconsiste­ncy
• Momentum key if play-offs occur, says Gillespie
• Klopp’s good
• Familiar opposition face up to cup clash
• Case for defence
• Ferguson aims for Kelty to stroll to win in capital
• Smith hopes City get back to winning ways
• Fifers boss Young orders players to cut out mistakes
• Angus derby promises to be a cracker of a contest
• Coach swaps things around for visit of Lyon but says side is still formidable
• Manchester in frame to host ATP finals
• No surprise at Falcons’ changes for Cockerill
• Wanderers and Grove get ready to go head-to-head
• Trump hot and cold in victory over Carrington
• Jamieson, Warren, Drysdale and McGuigan in hunt
• Dundee open three-game trip south with victory
• Flyers aim to turn up heat on visiting Flames
• Anderson safely through opening test
• Richard’s inmate tempting prospect to retain
• Patent ruling puts plant variety breeding at risk
• Farmers could be sued for injury and assets could be worth millions
• Young farmers head for Africa to sow seeds of big tree-planting programme
• A new year with fresh challenges
• Wild pigs culled
• Two sales at 20,000gns top Texel Select Seven
• SRUC for 21st Century is all mapped out
• Joy of six for team behind Lutteringt­on Butterfly
• Social media mix-up leads to blunder with baby name
• Get sentimenta­l feeling when you readofyule­spast
• Araspberry to blues
• Gifts galore in Fairmont grotto
• Inclusiven­ess helps to break down barriers for all athletes
• Feline a load of lovefurthi­shill
• The sunny spot in Portugal that never disappoint­s
• Willpower? Fat lot of good at least until the New Year

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