The Latest Breaking News from Perthshire

Conservative Mid Scotland and Fife representative Murdo Fraser spoke out after a motion was passed to set out a revised timescale for completion of the £3 billion programme

The saving to Perth and Kinross Council of from eight days of school closures in February and March triggered by teachers striking should go towards study hubs to help those sitting SQA exams advises Perthshire North MSP John Swinney in a response he made to concerned parents.

More than 20 elite wedding specialists and businesses from the area are in the running to return with well-deserved prizes

Residents across the region were delighted when glancing above on Sunday evening

The minister for All Saints’ Church in Glencarse has signed up to play hymns on the church organ for around ten hours in a bid to secure funds to fix up an African school that was destroyed in an arson attack.

Eight days without lessons because teachers are striking in North Perthshire leaves parents of senior students with grave concerns over how this will effect exam grades.

The 52-year-old man was pronounced dead on Hollybush Road in Crieff, Perthshire, on Thursday afternoon.

The planned industrial action over an ongoing dispute over pay is specifically targeting Perthshire because it is represented at Holyrood by Deputy First Minister John Swinney MSP

Thousands of miles away from her home town of Abernethy, Martha Aitken has set up a soup and goulash network that brings warm food to people in bombed-out settlements around Kharkiv.

The travelling party arrived in great numbers - more than 50 - for a friendly match last Friday

A small stone building in Perthshire, known as The Earthquake House, seemingly recorded the earthquake more than 3,000 miles away on a seismometer.