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Holyrood Intern Discovers ‘Screening Opinion’; Immediately Applies for One on Own Career
Dunkeld quarry paperwork becomes accidental national metaphor for second thoughts.
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Budget Day: Everyday Fixes Land; Perth Measures Them Against the Gas Bill
Standing charges, prescription freezes and tariff chatter — satire reserved for the gherkins.
Weather (Mostly Rain)
Halloween Outlook: Bring a Coat; Ghosts Prefer Dry Victims
Weekend trending quieter; costume tip — layers under the sheet.
Weather (Mostly Rain)
Leaves Accept Partial Apology for Chloe No-Show; Resume Blocking Drains Professionally
Autumn foliage returns to core business after crisis talks.
Weather (Mostly Rain)
Matchday Feels Like Nine Degrees; Flask Industry Declares Dividend
Partly cloudy for kick-off; light winds; scarves non-optional.
Weather (Mostly Rain)
Unnamed Weather Endurance Card Still Accepting Stamps; Fifth Remains Free of Something
Collectors advised Chloe stamp was a mood; next named system will be billed properly.
Weather (Mostly Rain)
Forecast: Calmer Wednesday After the Ghosting; Showers Prefer Western Perthshire
Sunny intervals, highs around 13°C, gusts down from Chloe's almost-storm; hills still murky.
Local
Lys Hansen Retrospective Tickets Quietly Circulating; Gallery Practises Thoughtful Lighting
Major show for the artist's 90th year still set for 27 November at Perth Art Gallery.
Local
Matchday Descends on McDiarmid; North Muirton Practices ‘Controlled Optimism’
Saints host Motherwell at 19:45; eighth hosts tenth with bounce-back on the agenda.
Local
A93 Phase 2 Day One: Emma Street Declares Soft Opening as Scenic Bypass
Dunkeld Road to Beeches Road closed; hospital passengers alight at Beeches Road.