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Multi-million recruitment drive for a northern power base. Perth offers a spare room above a Kinnoull Street bookies and a kettle.
After meeting the first ministers in Glasgow, Andy Burnham says nowhere will be left behind. Perthshire would like it in writing.
The Crieff-born star picks the route home as his best ride. Local cyclists report a sharp rise in 'is that him?' moments.
Plans would turn the former shop into puzzle rooms. Veterans of back-to-school shoe shopping say the hardest puzzle was always 'is that a half size?'
Competitions run from 9am, with the grand finale at 4.15pm. Somewhere in Perthshire, a family can finally hear the telly.
Businesses have written to the First Minister asking for two free hours in the city centre. Shoppers already have spreadsheets.
Community council presses on with Salado link after an angry public meeting. A representative will head to the Salado Highland Games next month, where locals hope someone will finally explain what a 'yee-haw' is in Gaelic.
Specialist in airbeds, rubber rings and inflatable crocodiles closes after decades of waiting for the pool debate to end.
Unique Halloween business rented ghost costumes for £2 a night. Final stock count: one sheet, three eyeholes.
Specialist cobbler waited three decades for Texan footwear to catch on. Closed one week before twinning confirmed.