Rowing sensation comes to Loch Tay
Coastal rowing has already captured the hearts and minds of communities along Scotland’s seaboard.
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More than 1,000 back petition to save village shop
Residents in Aberuthven have launched a petition to try to save their village shop.
Poisoned bird of prey found near Loch Tay
The only bird of prey poisoned in Scotland last year was found in Highland Perthshire, according to official statistics.
Tourist tax for Perthshire could ‘kill the goose that laid the golden egg’
A Perth and Kinross tourism tax could raise at least £1million for council coffers, mitigating the effect of cuts in visitor hotspots such as Loch Leven, Pitlochry and Dunkeld.
VIDEO: Museums scheme fills Kenmore tourist attraction with Pryde
A Crieff woman has gone back to the future to relaunch her career.
Ticket sales up as theatre puts Perth on culture map
Perth’s newly-renovated theatre has put the city on the UK performance map justifying its £16.6m price tag, according to artistic director Lu Kemp.
Councillors outraged as £140k AV system continues to fail
Significant issues with a state-of-the-art audiovisual system in Perth and Kinross Council's revamped headquarters are hampering the authority's ability to make key decisions, say critics.
New School at Butterstone: Head suspended days before decision to axe special school
The head teacher of a Perthshire school for children with additional support needs was suspended from duty shortly before parents were told it was to close.
Break-ins and thefts on the increase in Perth and Kinross
An increase in the number of break ins and thefts in Perth and Kinross is down to a lack of local police officers, a councillor has claimed.
Otterly ingenious device created to prevent wildlife deaths in Perthshire
An ingenious device to prevent roadkill on the A827 near Killin is being used to get more young people excited about engineering.