Crieff Community News Today

Crieff Community Trust is planning an 'active travel route' from Lady Mary’s Walk to Turretbank Wood in the town.

Crieff Town Hall has been transformed into a Victorian post office where children can post their letters to Santa.

The B-listed Murray Fountain in Crieff's James Square is being restored to its former glory, thanks to a major fundraising effort.

Crieff Community Council chairman Harry Thomason is undergoing his second round of chemotherapy for cancer of the appendix and lungs.

Plans for the first footpath between Comrie and Crieff in Perthshire have been approved to allow walkers and cyclists to safely travel.

Natural habitats including bird houses are being installed at Crieff Community Garden as part of efforts to safeguard local wildlife.

The Crieff Community Garden is branching out and urging local people to get involved following its growing success.

A free fruit and veg initiative at Crieff Community Garden has become a roaring success in its first week.

Robert Jenrick said data is looking very positive ahead of July 19 freedom day  The Housing Secretary said wearing face masks will no longer be compulsory He said there wont be legal restrictions, state wont be telling you what to do Mr Jenrick said Government moving away from legal rules to personal choice Comes after Sajid Javid said best way to protect the nations health is to lift rules

Fully-vaccinated Britons will within weeks be free to live as normal after coming into contact with a coronavirus sufferer, it has been reported.  Proposals to allow those with both jabs to carry on as normal without the need to self-isolate or take daily tests are under consideration, the Government has confirmed, amid fears the current use of the NHS Covid-19 app could cripple Britain. Officials have admitted the suggestion carries with it a risk that unvaccinated people may ignore the rules...