Guilty of teenager's murder
After two weeks of evidence, a Coupar Angus man was found guilt of the murder of teenager Robbie Thomson. David Barker is said to have stabbed his victim 11 times before throwing him in a burn last year. The verdict was unanimous and sentencing has been deferred until the 22nd of September. Police in Perth and Kinross have said one death is one too many, and will continue to tackle the problem of violent crime.
Businesses encouraged to use local produce
Tourism business in Perth and Kinross are being encouraged to use more locally sourced produce. A new initiative to develop a 'Perthshire breakfast' is being targeted at bed and breakfasts, guest houses, hotels and restaurants. The scheme encourages that businesses keep their regular food choices but use a higher proportion of local products. It's hoped the project will strengthen the ties between tourism and food producers.
Delays expected as work begins on motorway
Motorists are being warned of possible disruptions as Transport Scotland announce 180 thousand pound motorway upgrades near Perth. Lane closures and diversions will be in operation as the M90 is resurfaced by Junction 9. Work begins today and should finish in early September. The section of road is used by over 17 thousand vehicles every day.
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