Perth councillor shocked by low pothole damage payout rate
Perth and Kinross Council paid only nine of 291 pothole damage claims in two years. A councillor calls for transparency on why most claims are rejected.
Perth and Kinross Council paid only nine of 291 pothole damage claims in two years. A councillor calls for transparency on why most claims are rejected.
A new report finds conditions in Western Australian prisons are cruel, inhuman, and degrading, with overcrowding and lack of healthcare.
Discover the River Tay Public Art Trail in Perth, a gentle 2.5-mile walk combining exercise and public art, ideal for families, cyclists, and wheelchair users.
Perth's Classic Car weekend attracted thousands, boosting footfall by 96.2% and raising over £5,600 for charity TASH for Ukraine.
Perth Show chairman Jock Wilkie appeals for new directors with business, trade, or legal experience to join the board as the event prepares for its 164th edition.
Perth and Kinross councillors approve a £2 million Traveller stopping site at Perth Food and Drink Park, ending a 20-year wait, despite flood risk objections from planners and SEPA.
Lawrence Kippen, beloved postman in Meigle and Ardler, retired after 32 years. The community raised £1,200 and held a celebration in his honor.
Healthcare Improvement Scotland found a patient left on a bedpan for prolonged period and another on soiled sheet at Perth Royal Infirmary, demanding improvements.
Perth councillor calls for staff support as The Sandeman pub closes after showing Scotland's final World Cup group game against Brazil on June 24.
Over 40 Tartan Army footsoldiers from Perth landed in Boston for Scotland's first World Cup in 28 years, with matches against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil.