Scone Man Who Has Been in the Same Broxden Lane Since 2019 Says He’s ‘Nearly at the Turn’
Gordon Tullis-McBride, 54, entered the roundabout for a pint of milk during the last decade; describes current lane as 'home'.
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Gordon Tullis-McBride, 54, entered the roundabout for a pint of milk during the last decade; describes current lane as 'home'.
Agnes Brodie-Fairlie, 79, has given every pothole in Letham a name, a birthday and, in some cases, a stern talking-to.
Community effort hailed as 'Scone's Shawshank'; the other glove 'still at large'.
Historic ceasefire negotiated with the help of a bag of frozen peas and a very calm man from Bridgend.
City conducts entire Thursday in hushed tones; nobody uses the word 'lovely' in case it hears.
Collie catches the 7.52 every morning to visit the North Inch; bus company considering making him an inspector.
7,600 more Perth and Kinross homes now have full fibre; first video call in Glenshee goes so well everyone has to have a lie down.
Lights 'now part of the community', run a book club and stay on red for 'about the length of a chapter'.
Cones 'more likely to vote than people under 30'; council considers giving them a ward of their own.
Scotland and North America moving apart at 2.5cm a year; Perth to Inverness dual carriageway 'still warming up'.