Perthshire Bus Fares Double After Timetable Changes
Commuter fares on the Perth to Crieff bus route have doubled after timetable changes split services between two operators, with a monthly cost rising from £112.30 to £206.
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Perth's £150M Bridge Ignores Signage 15 Months On
Despite opening 15 months ago, the £150m Cross Tay Link Road in Perth lacks proper signage, diverting traffic through Bridgend. Councillor Alasdair Bailey calls for action from Transport Scotland.
Perth and Kinross Implements 300% Empty Homes Tax
Perth and Kinross Council introduces a 300% council tax surcharge on long-term empty homes from July 1, aiming to generate £600,000 in 2026/27 and open up over 900 vacant properties.
Objections to Care Home on Perth Pool Car Park Site
Over 30 objections have been lodged against Capability Scotland's plans for a 60-apartment care home on the Perth Leisure Pool car park site, citing flood risk and loss of parking.
Perth Councillors Approve Sale of Common Good Building
Councillors voted to sell part of Perth's Navigate building to Lock Terrace for a hotel development, despite public opposition. The sale aims to support the 1-5 High Street hotel project.
Perth Busking Code Approved: Zones, Times, Noise Limits Set
Perth and Kinross councillors unanimously approved a Responsible Busking Code of Conduct for Perth city centre, establishing two designated busking zones, time limits, and a 50-metre audibility limit following complaints about noise and disputes.
Perth Indigenous Community Felt Ignored After Bombing Attempt
Indigenous community members testified at a federal inquiry that they felt dismissed after an alleged terror attack at Perth's Invasion Day rally, where a homemade bomb was thrown into a crowd of 2,000.
Nicky Winmar Statue Removed After Assault Conviction
The statue of AFL legend Nicky Winmar, commemorating his 1993 anti-racism gesture, was removed from Optus Stadium after his domestic violence conviction, sparking debate between condemning violence and preserving a symbol against racism.
Perth charity warns 'abuse us and lose us' after vandalism
Letham4All in Perth warns 'abuse us and lose us' after a group of youngsters caused £500 damage, broke a bench, destroyed planters, egged a minibus, and abused staff, leaving the charity 'gutted' and staff morale shattered.
Baby Critical After Alleged Shaking; Man Charged
An 11-month-old baby is fighting for life with critical head injuries after allegedly being shaken at a home in Two Rocks, Perth. A man has been arrested and charged, granted bail.
Drink-driver jailed for eight years for teen's crash death
Kyle Patrick, 23, was jailed for eight years after pleading guilty to causing the death of Erin Slane, 19, by dangerous driving while drunk, reaching 119mph in a 60mph zone.
Teen Sent 'I May Not Survive' Text Before Fatal Crash
A 19-year-old passenger sent a text saying 'I may not survive tonight' before the car she was in crashed, killing her. The driver was sentenced to eight years in prison.
Drink driver killed teen at 119mph, jailed 8 years
Kyle Patrick, 23, jailed for eight years after killing passenger Erin Slane, 19, in a 119mph crash in Perthshire; she had texted 'I may not survive tonight'.
Teen's 'I may not survive' text before fatal crash; driver jailed
Erin Slane, 19, texted 'I may not survive tonight' before Kyle Patrick, 23, crashed while driving at grossly excessive speeds. Patrick was sentenced to eight years in prison.
Drink-Driver Jailed Eight Years for Teen's Death
Kyle Patrick, 23, jailed for eight years after causing the death of Erin Slane, 19, while driving drunk at excessive speeds in Perthshire. She messaged friends: 'I may not survive tonight.'
Drunk driver jailed for crash that killed teen who texted 'I may not survive'
Kyle Patrick, 23, was sentenced to eight years in prison for causing the death of 19-year-old Erin Slane, who texted friends 'I may not survive' before a 119mph crash in Perthshire.
Man critical after robot vacuum explosion causes severe burns
A man in Perth, Australia, is fighting for life after his robot vacuum cleaner exploded, causing a house fire that left him with burns on 75% of his body. He faces months in hospital.
Woman Avoids Prison for Strangling Puppy Over Chewing
Lani Beattie, 23, was caught on camera strangling her one-year-old puppy Roxy in Perth. She received a suspended jail sentence and a five-year animal ownership ban.
WA Police Review Virginia Giuffre Domestic Violence Response
Western Australian police will review their handling of a domestic violence dispute involving Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre before her suicide last year, following a family request.
Driver claims police gave him spliff before drug test
Kevin Duffus claimed police gave him a tobacco pouch laced with cannabis before a roadside drug test. Sheriff found him guilty, banned him for three years, and fined £750.
Ex-gamekeeper refused appeal against murder conviction
David Campbell, 77, jailed for life for murdering Brian Low with a shotgun, has been refused leave to appeal his conviction by court officials.
Perth Museum Welcomes 500,000th Visitor in 27 Months
Perth Museum welcomed its 500,000th visitor after just 27 months, far exceeding annual targets of 167,000. The milestone highlights the success of the free attraction, home to the Stone of Destiny and award-winning exhibitions.
Can a $290m Film Studio Lure Hollywood to Perth?
Perth Film Studios, a $290m facility built on a former cow paddock, aims to boost Western Australia's screen industry from 1% to 10% of national production, with early productions like Two Birds and Breakers underway.
Winmar Statue Removal Shows Double Standard on Monuments
The removal of a statue honouring Nicky Winmar's stand against racism after his domestic violence conviction highlights the fraught nature of memorialising the living, while monuments to colonisers who killed Aboriginal people remain.
Perth Charity Secures £10k Commonwealth Games Boost
All Strong Scotland, a Perth-based charity, receives nearly £10,000 from National Lottery Awards for All to support inclusive sports for people with learning disabilities, autism, and dyspraxia ahead of Glasgow 2026.
Perth MP slams 'unacceptable' pension delays by Capita
Pete Wishart MP condemns Capita's pension delays causing financial hardship; widow Isla Burns and retired officer Paul McEwan share struggles.
Perth Tartan Army World Cup memories
Perth Tartan Army's 40-strong Jailer Tours group reflects on World Cup memories after Scotland's exit, with parties from Boston to Miami and friendly behaviour praised.
Strathearn Marathon 2026: Record-Breaking Success in Perthshire
The Strathearn Marathon in Perthshire saw record-breaking performances and global participation, with Jennifer Whetton setting a new women's course record of 2:58:22.
Perth Duo's US World Cup Adventure Supporting Scotland
David Grant and his son from Perth are living a dream in the US, following Scotland at the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 28 years, attending all group matches.
Perth Man Critical After Robot Vacuum Explosion
Lachie Perrem suffered life-threatening burns when a faulty robot vacuum exploded in his Perth home. He has burns over 75% of his body and faces months of recovery.
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