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Kirriemuir pals to take on Three Peaks Challenge for Huntington s charity

Updated: May 17, 2021, 1:38 pm © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media Claire Dyce, Gill Ferguson, Jennifer Paton, Dianne Scott and Susan Dyce The hills of Angus are being used as a training ground by five Kirrie girls set to climb Britain’s lofty peaks for charity in a single weekend later this year, as part of the Three Peaks Challenge. Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon lie in wait for Gill Ferguson, Dianne Scott, Jennifer Paton and mum and daughter Susan and Claire Dyce during August’s Three Peaks Challenge. The Kirrie women on one of their training outings. It is a condition which Jennifer’s husband, Mike, was diagnosed with in 2014.

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New community Covid-19 testing centre opens this week in Tayside hotel car park

© Steve MacDougall/DCT Media Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A community testing site for people who do not have symptoms of Covid-19 will be based in the car park of the Red House Hotel in Coupar Angus. The mobile testing van will visit Coupar Angus every Thursday for the next six weeks, beginning on May 13. The additional mobile testing van will be available for anyone living or working in the Coupar Angus area to get tested. No need to book appointment The testing site is walk-in and there is no need to book an appointment. However, to make the process quicker, you can book in advance and pre-register your details by phoning 119.

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The Flying Pigs: Situationist art collective Aberdeen City Council have got avant-garde plans for BHS

The Flying Pigs: Situationist art collective Aberdeen City Council have got avant-garde plans for BHS By The Flying Pigs © Aberdeen City Council Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Here are the latest wisecracks from Aberdeen comedy sketch group, The Flying Pigs. J Fergus Lamont, Arts Correspondent and author of If No One is Watching, is it Still News?, The Nine, and The Battle for Scotland’s Eyeballs You find me giddy with joy. I have my ticket for the long awaited resumption of theatrical presentations in the city, and I look forward to the first performance in over a year at Aberdeen Arts Centre. Soon I shall be seated in my own socially distanced “pod” to witness a production which, by its title, I expect to be an uplifting piece about the hallucinatory effects of domestic isolation. I

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Perth teenager arrested after high value vandalism at soft play centre

Updated: May 7, 2021, 3:50 pm © Steve MacDougall / DCT Media A 16-year-old from Perth has been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged “high value” vandalism at Noah’s Ark soft play centre. Police Scotland were called to the business on Old Gallows Road on Sunday May 2, shortly after 9pm. A clean-up operation was organised by the owners ahead of the activity centre’s planned reopening later in June. Tayside Police Division have now confirmed a 16-year-old has been charged in connection with the incident. A force spokesperson said: “A 16 year old boy has been identified and charged in connection with a high-value vandalism at the Noah’s Ark Activity Centre in Perth on Sunday 2nd May.

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Perth woman forced her way into hospital staff base and attacked nurse

© Steve MacDougall / DCT Media A “frenzied” Perth woman stormed into Perth Royal Infirmary’s accident and emergency staff base and attacked an on-duty nurse. Elizabeth Williamson, of Leslie Court, had arrived at A&E at around 9.40pm on August 29 2019. Staff nurse Moira MacLeod was in the nearby treatment room area when Williamson began shouting aggressively in the reception area. Depute Fiscal Bill Kermode told the court the secure double doors, which usually block the treatment area from reception, were open. Williamson was shouting, “I need to see a doctor” and banging on the reception window. Mr Kermode said she then ran through the waiting room to the treatment area.

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