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Perthshire filling stations operating without planning consent (opens the original)
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It has emerged two Perthshire filling stations are operating without planning permission. Last week, Oilfast was granted retrospective planning permission to reinstate a filling station in Bridge of Earn on a site last used as a vehicle sales forecourt. During the planning meeting, Oilfast's chief executive Stephen Anderson told councillors Oilfast operated two 24-hour petrol stations in Guildtown and in Balbeggie "without issue" but Perth and Kinross Council has since clarified they do not have
Perth and Kinross pupils to get a week's holiday in February 2028 (opens the original)
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Perth and Kinross pupils will get a week's holiday in February 2028 and end-of-term half days and the May Day school holiday will be scrapped. The changes were approved by Perth and Kinross Council's (PKC) Learning and Families Committee on Wednesday, September 16, and will come into force in 2027-28. PKC's education chief David Macluskey told councillors there was evidence to suggest younger children in particular might benefit from a longer break in February during what is a lengthy term. Pert
Perth and Kinross Council leader urges role in talks over public sector reform (opens the original)
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SNP Perth and Kinross Council (PKC) leader Eric Drysdale has pledged to ensure the local authority is fully involved in discussions about public sector reform. First Minister – and Perthshire North MSP – John Swinney recently announced plans to “declutter” Scotland’s public sector as part of his Programme for Government by reducing the number of health boards, councils and public bodies. Leaders of opposition groups within PKC responded with scepticism to the proposal and Cllr Drysdale has vowed
Outdoor centre planned on banks of Loch Tay on abandoned township site (opens the original)
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Exciting plans have been unveiled that would transform an abandoned township on the shores of Loch Tay into a new outdoor activity centre. Developers hope to provide young people from across Scotland with opportunities to enjoy outdoor adventure, build confidence and connect with nature. Scottish charity Generation Hope are seeking planning permission for an activity camp at Blarmore township on Carie Farm, located on the northern shore of Loch Tay in Perthshire. A spokesperson for Generation Ho
Perthshire residents get first look at £250million 'energy park' proposals (opens the original)
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Carse of Gowrie residents have had their first glimpse at initial plans for the proposed 2000-acre Halfway Energy Park which would span land either side of the A90 dual carriageway. Named because of its location “halfway” between Perth and Dundee, the £250 million development would stretch from down by the River Tay at Errol up towards Rait and around four miles along the Carse to just west of Inchture. Hundreds attended public events this week - hosted by developer Aukera - to look more closely
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