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Blairgowrie News for 28 January 2010

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Blairgowrie visitors’ centre sparks safety fears for elderly Jan 28 2010

FRAIL Blairgowrie residents have been stretchered into ambulances using household furniture because parked cars are obstructing emergency service vehicles.Read

Ex-soldier had live rounds of ammunition Jan 28 2010

A FORMER soldier kept 16 live rounds of ammunition as a souvenir at his former home in Bridge of Cally after he was medically discharged from the Army.Read

Blairgowrie supports River Ericht projects Jan 28 2010

A SERIES of projects designed to revitalise east Perthshire have been given residents’ resounding approval.Read

Blairgowrie man lashed out at police Jan 28 2010

A DRINK-FUELLED confrontation with police at a house in Blairgowrie cost a local man £600 in fines at Perth Sheriff Court.Read

PKC considers Coupar Angus regeneration plans Jan 28 2010

A PLAN to breathe new life into Coupar Angus will be considered by council bosses today. Read

Reward for missing Alyth dog Jan 28 2010

AN ALYTH woman has issued an emotional appeal in an attempt to track down her lost pet.Read

Blairgowrie businesses hail tourism projects Jan 28 2010

SEVERAL local traders have dismissed fears that two tourism projects earmarked for East Perthshire could spell the end for existing businesses.Read

‘Stupid prank’ cost teenager £230 Jan 28 2010

A “STUPID prank” with a moped cost a Perthshire teenager a £230 fine at Perth Sheriff Court this week.Read

From flowers to angling at merchants’ meeting Jan 28 2010

THE Blairgowrie Merchants Association, at their open meeting last week before a distinguished and influential audience, enjoyed the company of four speakers.Read

Thumbs up for River Ericht regeneration Jan 28 2010

MID SCOTLAND and Fife Conservative MSP Murdo Fraser attended the public meeting at Blairgowrie Town Hall last Thursday when the proposals by Blairgowrie and Rattray Regeneration Company (BARRC) for a new hydro-scheme and visitor centre at the River Ericht were outlined.Read

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