The Latest Breaking News from Perth and Kinross Council

Over 600 Perth and Kinross schoolkids have received counselling over the past two and half years

COVID funding has been used to support youngsters and families who were the most adversely affected by the pandemic

Daily Record · Jun 15, 2022

Footfall in Perth city centre dropped to 10 per cent below national level

Perth and Kinross Council is supporting city centre businesses in an attempt to aid local economic recovery

Daily Record · Jun 14, 2022

SNP-led Perth and Kinross Council will not introduce Workplace Parking Levy

The new leader of PKC has ruled out introducing the controversial scheme during the course of his five-year term

Daily Record · Jun 14, 2022

Plans for the £12 million new Scottish Crannog Centre have been submitted to Perth and Kinross Council

The planning application is for the visitor attraction to move to a site on the opposite shore of Loch Tay

Daily Record · Jun 3, 2022

Conservative group at Perth and Kinross Council expresses outrage at SNP choosing committee convener

Tory group leader John Duff said it was "shameful" and "disgraceful" the new administration got to select the person for the role tasked with scrutinising the local authority

Daily Record · Jun 1, 2022

Perth and Kinross Council staff could take strike action over pay dispute

GMB Scotland senior organiser Keir Greenaway said unless COSLA "vastly improved" its two per cent pay rise offer "then industrial action looks inevitable"

Daily Record · May 31, 2022

Perth and Kinross Council commits £700,000 to help those struggling with rising cost of living

The motion was tabled by the local authority's new SNP administration and Scottish Labour

Daily Record · May 27, 2022

Perth and Kinross Council is believed to have appointed its youngest ever provost

On Wednesday councillors voted for Independent Highland Perthshire councillor Xander McDade (28) to helm the prestigious role

Daily Record · May 27, 2022

Perth High School teacher struck off for completing her own students’ assessments

Natasha Sturrock admitted to the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS) to passing off the National 4 history tests as her pupils’ work

Daily Record · May 27, 2022

Ambitious solar farm proposal lodged for Perthshire town which could eventually power local primary school

Blackford Farms Ltd has applied to Perth and Kinross Council for permission to construct the large renewable energy development on the outskirts of Blackford

Daily Record · May 26, 2022