EXCLUSIVE: Private parking tickets “could become fully enforceable” in Scotland
A loophole that has allowed thousands of drivers to dodge private parking “fines” could soon be closed, The Courier can reveal.
Absolutely corking: Property with own vineyard goes up for sale
A Chateau du Dunning wine could be in the offing after a house with its own indoor vineyard went on the market.
No fall in sheep worrying incidents despite awareness campaigns
The number of sheep worrying incidents across Tayside and Fife has not dropped, despite a police crackdown on the problem.
Laddie is first osprey to return to Loch of the Lowes for 2019
The first osprey of the 2019 breeding season has touched down in Perthshire.
Sheriff rules notorious prisoner’s death in Perth could not have been avoided
A high-profile prisoner, who was the subject of a major police hunt when he absconded for nearly three months, died after ordering medics not to resuscitate him.
Value for money driving Perthshire property market
The Perthshire property market is being buoyed by buyers looking for a cheaper alternative to the capital.
10mph convoy system for A9 as week-long roadworks come into force near Pitlochry
A week of overnight roadworks are to affect motorists on the A9.
Traffic lights down and Perth businesses plunged into darkness following underground fire
Businesses were plunged into darkness after an “underground fire” in Perth city centre.
Falling masonry leads to second Perth cordon in 24 hours
A city centre street has been cordoned off for the second time in less than 24 hours.
Birks cinema appeals for memorabilia to mark 80th anniversary
Bosses at Aberfeldy’s Birks cinema are hoping to bring the history of film in the area to life as part of a project to mark the cinema’s 80th anniversary.