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A9 Dualling Updates

The next A9 Community Group meeting will be on Thursday 25th July at Birnam Arts, at 7.30pm.
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Climate Café

Drop in between to the #BigClimateConversation at the Birnam Arts between 10am and 9pm on Tuesday 20th August 2019.

National Trust for Scotland Update & Events

Thank you to everyone who came to the Conservation Volunteering day pulling Himalayan Balsam in Dunkeld. We are continuing to... Read more

Birnam Highland Games

Summer has barely started but the committee of Birnam Highland Games are already working feverishly to ensure that this year’s... Read more

July and August at Loch of the Lowes

The summer months at Loch of the Lowes are a real treat! Newly fledged, red capped woodpeckers are exploring the... Read more

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

Burns & Beasties, Creeks & Critters - From Atholl to Asheville
Pete Clark
Being a fiddle player is my chosen... Read more

Community Council News

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Editorial

26-06-2019 Regular Columns

Place yourself back in the village one hundred and fifty-five years ago. The Bridge was built, and the Perth Arms... Read more

Thought for the Month

26-06-2019 Regular Columns

One of the privileges of worshipping in a place like Dunkeld Cathedral is that you meet so many visitors from... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

26-06-2019 Regular Columns

The last full Council meeting of the session takes place on Wednesday the 19th of June. Shortly after this meeting... Read more

Editorial

30-05-2019 Regular Columns

OK, here’s a question for those of you with a better memory than me .. which came first – the... Read more

Thought for the Month

30-05-2019 Regular Columns

We Christians are still in the Easter celebration time. For us, Easter is so special that we celebrate it for... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

30-05-2019 Regular Columns

As I write, the sun is shining and spring has well and truly sprung. The hedgerows and gardens are bursting... Read more

Editorial

25-04-2019 Regular Columns

It is that time of year when everything is quite literally bursting into life. The leaves are back on the... Read more

Thought for the Month

25-04-2019 Regular Columns

In April Fraser Penny gave us a fine ‘Thought for the Month’. If you still have a copy, do read... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

25-04-2019 Regular Columns

Strathtay Action Partnership made recommendations from the funding meeting to the SP&R committee of the council who agreed the funding... Read more

Editorial

28-03-2019 Regular Columns

Regular readers of this column will know that I belong to the LBJ branch of ornithology. However, even with my... Read more

Thought for the Month

28-03-2019 Regular Columns

Every year, in the week running up to Easter people in churches meditate on the accounts of Jesus’ last days... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

28-03-2019 Regular Columns

Budget day has come and gone at 2 High St. Fortunately with the financial position for the Council not being... Read more

Editorial

26-02-2019 Regular Columns

My husband often mentions that he thinks I’m deaf. I can’t work out whether he’s right or if it’s a... Read more

Thought for the Month

26-02-2019 Regular Columns

Is freedom of Conscience and Religion possible?
We are living in a day and age where extremism seems to be... Read more

Notes from a Councillor

26-02-2019 Regular Columns

For those residents who have contacted me over recent weeks and not received a reply, I can only apologise. I... Read more