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First Minister 'very concerned' as Scotlandâs oldest hotel enters administration (opens the original)
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FIRST Minister John Swinney was âvery concernedâ to learn the owners of Perthâs Salutation Hotel had gone into administration amidst âsignificant challengesâ in the hospitality sector. The former 17th century coaching inn is Scotlandâs oldest hotel and has been an iconic part of Perthâs 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. READ MORE:
Family-run Scottish brewery opens first pub in former BrewDog site (opens the original)
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THE brothers behind a successful Scottish brewery business have opened their first pub. Wasted Degrees, which is based in Blair Atholl, has opened its first pub on George Street in Perth. After a soft opening to friends and family last Sunday, the pub officially opened to the wider public on Thursday, August 6. Situated in the former BrewDog bar, businesses and residents have warmly welcomed the latest addition to Perth city centre. It is now 10 years since Pitlochry brothers Conall and Jack Low
Iron Age crannog rebuilt five years after devastating blaze (opens the original)
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AN Iron Age-style crannog has opened to the public five years on from a devastating blaze. The completion marks the end of the first £6 million project at The Scottish Crannog Centre on Loch Tay. The project was to re-establish the centre on a new site with a visitor centre/museum/café, car park, Iron Age Village, play park, sensory garden and the crannog. The second project – which will require more fundraising – is to build two more crannogs, a state-of-the-art museum and create a centre of ex
Councillors unanimously approve solar farm to power 15,400 homes (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. PERTH and Kinross councillors have unanimously approved a solar farm which will power 15,400 homes. The authority's Planning and Placemaking Committee was recommended to approve the Binn 39MW solar farm and battery energy storage system for approval. Aberuthven
Battery storage site plans next to garden centre rejected by council (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. PERTH and Kinross councillors have voted to refuse another energy development being built next to a Perthshire garden centre. The proposed 49.9MW battery energy storage system on prime agricultural land would have been the fourth such development next to Jamesf
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