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Correct history of St John’s

Dear Editor, – While it is wonderful to see an article about St John’s Scottish Episcopal Church, pictured, in the Know Your Perth section of the Perthshire Advertiser, I feel I must correct some of the given facts. Read

Suspicious minds at work over supermarket

Dear Editor, – What is it about contentious planning applications that kindles in the mind a form of suspicion so strong that inevitably gives rise to mistrust of local authority, akin to the national sentiment over a government which has “lost all moral authority?” (Quote Caroline Lucas, Green Party, whose aspiration was towards “government not overshadowed by corporate lobbying.”) Read

Reward after break-in

Dear Editor, – I had my car broken into on Sunday while at the Scottish Downhill race at the Hermitage just outside Dunkeld. Read

Closure of community hall in Crieff

Dear Editor, – This letter is written with great regret as we are being forced to close the Crieff Community Hall after three years. Read

High profile resignation served very little point!

Dear Editor, – At last Monday night’s monthly meeting of Scone and District Community Council no one was more surprised than I at the resignation of all the remaining eight Community Councillors following the immediate past chairman’s prepared statement. Read

High profile resignation served very little point!

Dear Editor, – At last Monday night’s monthly meeting of Scone and District Community Council no one was more surprised than I at the resignation of all the remaining eight Community Councillors following the immediate past chairman’s prepared statement. Read

Nothing but praise for Cllr Simpson

Dear Editor, – Burrelton and District Community Council are aware of recent items in your newspapers concerning the resignation of members of Scone Community Council and comments made concerning Councillor Lewis Simpson. Read

New minister at North kirk

Dear Editor, – I had the privilege of attending the North Church on Sunday, May 24, for the service to be conducted by Rev Hugh O'Brien as sole nominee for the vacant minister's post. Read

Memorial will honour flight crew

Dear Editor, – Our website, The Wargraves Photographic Project, has been contacted by José Rey-Ximena seeking any information about living descendents or family of the crew of a Whitley aircraft of No 58 squadron, out of St Eval in Cornwall that was lost on June 12, 1942, whilst on submarine patrol in the Bay of Biscay. Read

MP charging taxpayers for food?

I was concerned to read, however, that he has been regularly claiming £200 per month for food. Read

It’s a ‘depressing time for the health of UK democracy’

Dear Editor, – The last few weeks have been a depressing time for anyone concerned about the health of our democracy. The details of claims by MPs of all parties for second homes, for furniture, for bedding, for food, the allegations of ‘flipping’, the talk of moats and duck ponds, have painted all occupants of the Palace of Westminster in a poor light. Read

It’s time for Wharfside to step aside

Dear Editor, – Like most readers, I have followed the City Halls debate with great interest, and MP Pete Wishart’s announcement on local Radio (Monday, May 24) of the decision by Perth Council to procrastinate further on the issue and delay a decision on the Wharfside proposals should be taken by all as a positive. Comments from John Bullough and others are quite correct with regard to the intentions of Wharfside, these people have had their chance and ‘It is time for them to step aside’. Read

I’ll be back for Etape next year

Dear Editor, – I would like to thank the organisers of last Sunday’s Etape Caledonia for their hard work in running such a great event. Read

Fair City shopping experience the best

Dear Editor - I am not in the habit of writing to congratulate a company on their service. However, on this occassion, I feel it is neccessary. Read

One disgruntled Saints fan is fuming over service at stadium

DEAR Sports Editor, – Well done Saints ... promotion at last. Read

Proposals are ‘wanton and wicked’

Dear Editor, – Norman Renfrew's deceptively simple question as to why Perth and Kinross Council are not assuring the people of Perth that they would never lease the Shore Road Site for an incinerator is important. Read

Vattenfall open day

Dear Editor, – I was interested to read your article about the Logiealmond windfarm proposal. I live in Little Glenshee and almost every window in my house looks directly at the windfarm site. Read

Surprised by commissioner’s bus decision

Dear Editor, – I was surprised to read the opinion of the Traffic Commissioner for Scotland (PA, April 17) where the withdrawal of the operating licence for Bankfoot Buses was reported. Read

Marathon thanks from local runner

Dear Editor, – My daughter Fiona would like to thank all the supporters in this area who donated so generously to her charity London Marathon. Read

Deadline for Binn Farm draws closer

Dear Editor, – In 2006 Perth and Kinross Council granted full planning permission to SITA to build an incinerator at Binn Farm to burn municipal waste. Read

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