Community access to Alyth's great outdoors just got greater

Community access to Alyth's great outdoors just got greater


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The public will enjoy improved access to the countryside around Alyth thanks to a significant funding boost.
Around £13,000 awarded to the Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust (PKCT) will increase accessibility to 550m of the Cateran Trail near Alyth Hill.
It will also be used to create an 800m vital path link with signage through a wooded area of Bamff Estate.
The funding from Avondale Environmental will allow the opening of new, free to use, publicly accessible walking trails.
It is hoped the move will help improve mental and physical health and boost the tourism economy.

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