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POLICE IN HUNT FOR NORANSIDE ABSCONDER Tayside police officers are on the hunt for a 51-year-old prisoner from HMP Noranside who absconded whilst on temporary release on Thursday.

POLICE ADVICE AHEAD OF COUNTRY ROADS WEEKEND WITH finer weather and the approach of summer prompting an increase in motorbikes on Scotland's roads, Tayside Police is urging motorcyclists and indeed all drivers to take every care on the roads.

COMMUNITY RALLIES ROUND EASSIE SCHOOL THE campaign to save Eassie School is gathering pace with two very successful events held within the last week which have galvanised efforts to save the school from closure.

CELEBRATING KIRRIEMUIR'S INSPIRATIONAL HERITAGE PLANS for Kirriemuir 2010 - the town's celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the birth of JM Barrie - were revealed last Friday, at the launch of Kirriemuir Heritage Trust,

MOTORCYCLIST NAMED

MOTORCYCLIST DIES IN ACCIDENT NEAR KIRRIEMUIR

GUIDE DOGS LAUNCH PUPPY WALKER APPEAL

VACANT PRIMARY SET TO GO ON THE MARKET

PRINCESS ALEXANDRA OFFICIALLY OPENS GUIDE DOG TRAINING SCHOOL

PRINCESS ALEXANDRA TO OPEN FORFAR GUIDE DOG TRAINING SCHOOL

ROYAL OPENING OF QUEEN MOTHER MEMORIAL GATES

PRINCE'S MOVING TRIBUTE TO THE QUEEN MOTHER

DUKE OF ROTHESAY OFFICIALLY OPENS QUEEN MOTHER MEMORIAL GATES AT GLAMIS

ROYAL SEAL OF APPROVAL FOR GLAMIS CASTLE GATES

THIEVES TARGET COMMERCIAL DIESEL

FAMOUS SON OF KIRRIE TO FEATURE ON JAPANESE TELEVISION

FIRES SPARK ALARM APPEAL

TWO BROTHERS TO LEAVE 2 SISTERS

SCHOOLS PROJECT MOVES ON TO LANGLANDS

ALL SET FOR STAGE TWO IN KIRRIE YOUTH CENTRE BID

MAN ARRESTED AFTER VEHICLE STOPPED ON A90 AT FORFAR

POLICE INVESTIGATE BREAK IN AT SUB STATION

NINE INTO TWO DOESN'T GO FOR FORFAR FAMILY

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