Perth and Kinross Council have been told that the progress made to the Pitlochry High School in improvements has been ‘put on hold’ by the impact of the pandemic. The improvements, which started in 2016, have been ‘hampered’ since the Highland Perthshire Learning Partnership have been unable to meet. Service manager, Carol Taylor, said: “We …
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LISTEN: Donald Isles and Peter Barr share their plans for the Burns virtual supper The Blair Atholl and Struan Initiative is holding a virtual burns supper night to keep the festivity going this year and help raise funds for a local cause. Keeping the community spirit alive, the initiative is hosting the supper to help …
The University of Highland and Islands is offering a relaxation on the rent for students staying in their accommodation. Students who haven’t been able to return to their accommodation because of the travel restrictions can choose to either pause or ask for a rebate on their rent. A spokesperson from the UHI said: “The University …
Heartland FM’s overwhelmed to say that we’ve not only passed our goal of £25,000 but surpassed it too. In total, our Crowdfunder raised £31,106.84 with the help and support of our incredible listeners. Trustee Kate Howie said: “We’re absolutely thrilled about that, and I just want to thank you all, on behalf of Heartland radio, …
NHS Tayside has now vaccinated 30,000 people in the local health board area and is inviting the over 80’s to get their vaccination when the injection is stock. GP’s are getting in contact with patients who are eligible to book appointments when they suit them, this means patients do not need to contact their GP …
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LISTEN: David Barrie explains how the Pitlochry Baptist Church has been helping support people in their community With the Coronavirus restrictions confining many of Highland Perthshire’s vulnerable indoors, the Pitlochry Baptist Church is teaming up with the local COVID support group to help others in need. Teaming up with the Pitlochry and Moulin Coronavirus support …
After the First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, announced in the Scottish that the Coronavirus restrictions will not be changing in Scotland, online learning will continue. Pupils in Highland Perthshire, and the rest of Scotland, will continue to learn online until ‘mid-February’ which will come under review at the beginning of the month. Nicola Sturgeon told parliament: …
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LISTEN: Giles Conisbee talks about why he joined the team and what the time bank does A charity in Highland Perthshire which aims to share the skills and talent of people in their communities has appointed a new project manager. Inspired by the community spirt throughout the pandemic, Giles Conisbee has donned the role of …
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LISTEN: Murdo Fraser thanks the government for being open to hearing suggestions to address the problem After a summer of dirty camping and a general build-up of fly-tipping across rural areas plaguing Highland Perthshire, a regional MSP is calling on the Scottish parliament to review its policy on fly tipping. Murdo Fraser, regional Conservative MSP …
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LISTEN: Chris Stanton talks with Ramsay Beattie about Heartland’s progress with it’s crowdfunder After passing our Crowdfunder target of £25,000, the entire team’s been left ‘gushing’ in appreciation. Heartland’s asked the people of Highland Perthshire to raise this money to see us through the coming months of the pandemic as our conventional income slows down. …
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