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Smashing lad Colin. I think he also played for the Scottish Schoolboys team and the Queens U18’s side the reached the BP Cup Final against Aberdeen at Palmerston
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. . . to the Palmerston Arena is good news as it could be a nice little earner for the club. Colin Colthart who played a first team game for the Doonhamers way back in 1986 has been a stalwart of the station for many years.
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Smashing lad Colin. I think he also played for the Scottish Schoolboys team and the Queens U18’s side the reached the BP Cup Final against Aberdeen at Palmerston
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Coinciding with the BBC move to Palmerston comes the news that their local reporter Willie Johnston has retired
after 35 years with the corporation. A well - known Queens fan Willie started his career as a reporter with the D. and G.
Standard in 1977 and was also a familiar face on TVs Reporting Scotland.
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