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A9 Dualling Updates

‘The Big Result’ Saturday 24th November 10-2, Duchess Anne Hall, Dunkeld.
Birnam to Ballinluig A9 Community Group Working constructively to... Read more

Birnam Book Festival

Birnam Arts, in association with The Birnam Reader, announces The First Ever Birnam Book Festival.
The final weekend in... Read more

Support Choices

A new service to give people in north Perthshire more information and support around access to social care is going... Read more

Dunkeld & Birnam Santa Day 8th December 2018

With Santa Day fast approaching we are working like little elves to make sure the day is going to be... Read more

Connect … Linking Asheville, North Carolina, USA and Dunkeld & Birnam

Frazer Williams
Two years ago Beth and I opened the Birnam Reader Bookshop. It was the culmination of a... Read more

Birnam Oak Receives Support From Lancashire School

Pupils from a Lancashire Secondary School rallied round to raise funds for the historic Birnam Oak. The tree is the... Read more

A9 Co-Creative

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Editorial

01-11-2018 Regular Columns

Well it may seem a bit odd with all this water falling out of the sky to be talking about... Read more

Thought for the Month

01-11-2018 Regular Columns

‘Lest we forget’
We hear this expression especially in remembrance ceremonies related to past wars. On the 11 minute... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

01-11-2018 Regular Columns

At 11:00 am on November 11th this year it will be exactly 100 years since the end of the First... Read more

Editorial

30-09-2018 Regular Columns

Just the other day I was walking into the Village and thinking how lovely everything was looking. The Orchard was... Read more

Thought for the Month

30-09-2018 Regular Columns

“What is the Church for?”
I recently came across a poem (by Leigh Hunt 1784-1859) in which a man experiences... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

30-09-2018 Regular Columns

The New Community Investment Fund Has Been Launched.
I reported on this previously when the Community Investment Fund was announced... Read more

Thought for the Month

26-08-2018 Regular Columns

Steve Runholt, the minister from North Carolina I swapped with in July, was thrilled with his time in Dunkeld. He... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

26-08-2018 Regular Columns

Council is now at the end of the Summer Recess and the cycle of Committee meetings will begin all over... Read more

Editorial

25-08-2018 Regular Columns

I was a bit shocked to receive the article on the front page from Katharine about the Orchard celebrating it’s... Read more

Editorial

01-07-2018 Regular Columns

We are in the season of soggy towels. As the clock approaches a quarter to five Duffy takes up her... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

01-07-2018 Regular Columns

I love this time of year. The trees and plants are bursting into life, new born deer are joining our... Read more

Editorial

09-05-2018 Regular Columns

One of my regular and usually uncompleted New Year Resolutions is to organise my photos. I love taking photos but... Read more

Editorial

09-05-2018 Regular Columns

I was struck by the article on page 8 saying that our Birnam Oak is 500 years old. It set... Read more

Thought for the Month

09-05-2018 Regular Columns

2018 has seen the Commonwealth featuring prominently in the news, sometimes for good and sometimes for less meritorious reasons. We... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

09-05-2018 Regular Columns

Are you like me so glad that at long last a horrible winter seems to be finally ended?
We have... Read more

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