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School bus involved in crash in Perth (opens the original)
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A school bus taking pupils to Perth High School this morning was involved in a crash. The bus broke down on Perth’s Dundee Road on Wednesday morning and a car hit the back of it. The section of Dundee Road between Branklyn Garden and The Old Toll House was closed, resulting in delays, and pupils were taken on a replacement bus to school. During the incident, Perth and Kinross Council advised drivers to avoid the area. It has since confirmed alternative transport was arranged for pupils and that
McDonaldâs granted permission to build £4 million drive-thru in Perthshire town (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Following a planning appeal, McDonaldâs has been granted planning permission to build a £4 million drive-thru restaurant in Blairgowrie. Perth and Kinross councillors unanimously agreed to overturn the planning authorityâs decision of refusal when asked to
Swinney 'very concerned' as owners of Scotland's oldest hotel call in administrators (opens the original)
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First Minister and Perthshire North MSP John Swinney was “very concerned” to learn the owners of Perth’s Salutation Hotel had gone into administration amidst “significant challenges” in the hospitality sector. The former 17th century coaching inn is Scotland’s oldest hotel and has been an iconic part of Perth’s city centre for centuries. On August 11, Alistair McAlinden and James Dewar from Interpath were appointed joint administrators to Strathmore Hotels Limited, which owns the historic hotel.
University warns bus cuts risk forcing students to quit as ‘lifeline’ faces axe (opens the original)
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There are concerns that University of the Highlands and Islands Perth students will have to quit their courses if proposed bus service changes are implemented. The Highlands and Islands' Students Association (HISA) has written an open letter to Stagecoach requesting an urgent meeting and asking that planned bus service cuts be postponed. The university has been “inundated” with messages from both students and parents who are concerned that students will be unable to attend campus classes if prop
MSP and local businesses call for free parking for two hours to boost city centre (opens the original)
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Perth and Kinross Council is being urged to consider introducing two hours’ free parking in Perth city centre to boost footfall. A petition – launched by a city centre shopkeeper who described the decline of Perth city centre businesses as “truly heartbreaking” – has gathered around 900 signatures. Launching the petition, Highland Health Store owner Victoria Ritchie said the cost of parking was a “major deterrent” and called for independent shops to be on a “level playing field” with larger stor
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