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Strathearn News for 26 August 2011

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Comrie parents relief at kids club rescue Aug 26 2011

PARENTS in Comrie are breathing a sigh of relief after the rescue of their after-school kids’ club.Read

Adult learning in Auchterarder starting again Aug 26 2011

THE Auchterarder Adult Education Association has published its brochure of leisure classes for the autumn season.Read

Whisky Galore - a day in the life of Master Distiller John Black at Tullibardine Distillery Aug 26 2011

“WEAR flat shoes!” John Black’s last words to me on the phone were ringing in my ears as I pulled my wardrobe apart looking for something without heels for my day in a life of a distillery manager or “master distiller” as John is also known.Read

MP meets with owners of former Haldanes store in Crieff Aug 26 2011

MP GORDON Banks has vowed to maintain contact with former occupiers of Penny Lane’s prime premises, the Co-op; the administrators of the most recent occupiers, Haldanes and owners Broadland Properties in an attempt to make progress in the situation at Crieff’s mini shopping centre.Read

MacRosty Park venue for innovative writing workshop Aug 26 2011

CRIEFF’S MacRosty Park is to host an innovative new writing workshop this autumn as part of the International Year of the Forest.Read

Gordon tours Burn Foot wind farm ahead of open day Aug 26 2011

GORDON Banks MP paid a visit to Burnfoot Hill windfarm last week, ahead of the Scottish Civic Trust Doors Open event in September.Read

Packed programme at Crieff Highland Gathering Aug 26 2011

CRIEFF Games have been hailed a great success by organisers Crieff Highland Gathering Limited.Read

Diverse dolls houses on display in Dunning Aug 26 2011

MOIRA and Simon Warren will be opening the doors of their dolls houses to the public as part of the Dunning 500 celebration.Read

Muthill Zero Waste Fortnight declared a success Aug 26 2011

MUTHILL’S Zero Waste Fortnight has, for the second consecutive year, inspired local householders to reduce the amount of waste they send to landfill and also to increase their local recycling rate.Read