Mobile phones are clever these days aren’t they?
Just think of all those functions: maps, camera, sat nav, receiving messages from beyond the grave from your dead grandmother……..
Yes dear readers, coming up in Friday’s Courier we bring youthe story of a 22-year-old who text her late nan, only for the plucky old dame to fire a response back from six feet under.
After replying to the ghostly communication, said granddaughter then received a second message from dear old granny claiming she was now a “disturbing vegetarian”.
Could there possibly be an explanation for this series of supernatural SMS? All will be explained in Friday’s jam-packed paper.
Meanwhile there’s bad news for pets who like to enjoy a cigar.
In fact it’s bad news for pets who don’t enjoy a cigar but are instead being blighted by second-hand smoke.
Veterinary chiefs are warning that the chances of Tiddles or Fido developing health issues are vastly increased by puffing noxious fag reek in their faces – so don’t do it!
In other (more sensible) news we reveal that Fife councillors have refused a £1.6m pot that could have provided great new facilities at one of the region’s finest beaches.
Perth families tell us why they don’t want to be forced out of their crumbling homes, and in Angus there’s anger over bikers using a military base as a race track.
We also reveal how a Dundee Sheriff’s ruling to throw out three cases could be overturned and have news of a lengthy sentence for a horrific double murderer.