Plans on display

NEW plans f or a St Andrews care home will be presented at a series of open days starting today.

CAF Properties said it has made 42 substantial changes to its design for a home on Hepburn Gardens that was rejected by Fife Council and a Scottish Government reporter.

These include no new extensions to the White House, which it wants to transform into a 38-bed facility.

The open days in Madras House, South Street, run until August 6 from 11am-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays, a n d 3 . 3 0 - 7. 3 0 p m o n Tuesdays and Thursdays. BOWLERS from across Angus and Perth were given a rousing reception ahead of a day of lawn bowls at Maryfield Bowling Club this week.

Richard Smith from the Mains of Fintry Pipe Band was on hand to start the festivities before the first bowl was launched on Tuesday afternoon.

Competitors were battling in a number of events – including singles and pairs – as part of the Angus and Perthshire Ladies Bowling Association.

Maryfield Bowling Club, Monifieth, Carnoustie West End, Blairgowrie, Rattray, Abbey and Forfar A PROSTITUTE lured a school assistant to a city flat before her boyfriend held a knife to his neck.

Donna Houston, 36, and 42-yearold Allan Blues admitted ambushing former Morgan Academy employee Chris Ellington while he was naked on a couch.

The pair have been warned they face a “substantial” prison sentence after pleading guilty during their trial at Dundee Sheriff Court.

A third accused, Lindsay Hutcheson, had not guilty pleas accepted by the Crown.

Mr Ellington told jurors he had contacted a woman on a website called “Helen”, actually Houston, and agreed to pay £50 to have sex with her.

Shortly after arriving at the flat on Baldovan Terrace, Houston took a photo of him naked before Blues burst into the room and brandished a knife while threatening to cut off his genitals.

He was later taken to a nearby cash machine and forced to hand over £150 from his account.

Following their guilty pleas,