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Green light for new council vehicles
A pledge has been made to invest in greener technology for Perth and Kinross Council vehicles. (...)
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Milne looking forward to Dundee FC's Highland trip
Dundee striker Steven Milne is expecting a hard time in the Highlands when the Dark Blues kick off their summer match schedule. (...)
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Scottish Open golfers head north to Castle Stuart as links switch pays off
Five of the world's top eight players will compete in next month's Barclays Scottish Open at Castle Stuart — and the Highland public have responded in their thousands to their first European Tour event. (...)
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Hopes fade for Lady of the Lowes' latest eggs
Hopes that the UK's oldest breeding osprey will continue to play a role in boosting the species' population are fading fast. (...)
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Wildfires raise shooting season fears on Scottish estates
Wildfires such as those that have caused at least £100,000 of damage across Scotland could threaten the shooting season on the moorland estates of Perthshire and Angus. (...)
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Feathers flying over loss of Loch of the Lowes osprey blog
While the return of the famous Loch of the Lowes osprey is imminent, for many of her loyal supporters it has been tarnished by the shock closure of a popular blog. (...)
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Enjoy the magic of the Misty Isle at Skye's Kinloch Lodge
Mist-covered mountains, wild seas and dramatic ruined castles drenched in history make the Isle of Skye one of the most romantic getaways that Scotland, and indeed the world, has to offer. But perhaps nowhere encapsulates the romance of the Misty Isle more than the luxurious hideaway Kinloch Lodge — the island's only Michelin Star establishment. Michael Alexander travelled north to find out more. (...)
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Barclays Scottish Open to head for Castle Stuart Golf Links
European Tour golf will come to the Highlands for the first time this July with the confirmation that the Barclays Scottish Open will move from Loch Lomond to the Castle Stuart Golf Links near Inverness. (...)
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AA joins The Courier's drive for fuel duty regulator
The AA has backed The Courier's campaign calling for the introduction of a fuel duty regulator. (...)
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Match report: Ross County 0 Dundee United 0 (3-4 on penalties)
Dundee United kept alive their hopes of retaining the Scottish Cup in the Highlands — but only just. (...)
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Broxden grouse statue to become an 'icon' for Perth
A statue at the gateway to Perth and the Highlands is set to become an iconic symbol for the town, the area's provost has said. (...)
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Latest A9 tragedy must lead to 'greater urgency' for upgrade
A politician is calling for "greater urgency" to be placed on upgrading the notorious A9 north of Perth following a fatal two-car collision close to Dalwhinnie in the Highlands on Monday. (...)
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Campaigners fight to make more of Perthshire's Roman past
Perthshire has been hailed as the perfect location for a new world heritage site capable of attracting thousands of new visitors. (...)
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Professor Iain Stewart Making Scotland's Landscape accessible
The Scottish landscape comes under the spotlight in the new season of programming by BBC Scotland. Jack McKeown talked to television geologist Professor Iain Stewart, who presents the landmark series Making Scotland's Landscape. (...)
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Loyal pooch is groom Duncan McIntyre's best man
Dogs may be commonly known as man's best friend, but one had the honour of being best man at an unusual Perthshire wedding. (...)
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Hillwalkers urged to get kitted out for winter
Mountaineers been warned that the first icy blasts of winter this week should prompt a change in kit before taking to the Scottish mountains. (...)
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Call to walkers to be aware of deer stalking
Walkers have been warned to take care in the Perthshire hills as the red deer stalking season continues. (...)
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Rally legend Jimmy Girvan killed in Perthshire race
The famous Colin McRae forest stages rally ended in tragedy when a former world champion's car careered off the course and slammed into trees. (...)
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Jim Leishman leads fund-raising munro climb
Some 25 people made it to the summit Beinn Na Lap in the western Highlands to raise funds for the Mary Leishman Foundation. (...)
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Weekend disruptions spark renewed call for dualling of A9
Following a weekend of heavy traffic on the A9 between Perth and Inverness MSP Murdo Fraser has renewed his demand for the road to be upgraded. (...)
