Disability unit serving Perth and Kinross closed due to COVID cases among staff and patients

reached 211. But with councils not issuing the information to us - with the exception of Wigan - we are largely reliant on parents keeping us informed, so the true figure is expected to be much higher.

Perth and Kinross Council leader Murray Lyle has defended a decision to allow three members of senior management to move to a higher pay grade.

Perthshire town fell through. PKC had pledged £383,000 from its £2 million Town Centre Fund to develop an improved civic space for events and markets at Pitlochry’s Memorial Garden.

Perth cafe is to undertake a selfless festive project which aims to “give 500 people in need a great Christmas”. Giraffe Cafe aims to raise £10,000 in order to donate festive care packages, including a three-course Christmas dinner, to struggling residents across the region. £20,000 boost for repairs to iron age dwelling in Highland Perthshire Since April, people at the South Street diner have kindly made and distributed more than 7000 free meals in Perth.

Perth and Kinross have joined forces to help bring people together to celebrate Christmas.

Perth and Kinross who lost their life during the COVID-19 pandemic has launched.

Chris Pratt is not just like Us and wants to see less of his Thor: Love and Thunder costar Chris Hemsworth’s massive biceps. (Yes, less.)The Australia native, 37, took to Instagram on Friday, November 20, to share a photo of himself flipping a massive tire in his backyard.

Perth and Kinross rose by almost 27 per cent last week.

Nevada is facing new restrictions in an effort to help control the increasing spread of COVID-19. "As of today, 13 of 17 of our counties are flagged for elevated risk of transmission.

Perth and Kinross schools due to the coronavirus has increased - with 124 currently staying away from one school alone.

Perth and Kinross are being asked to have their say on next year’s council budget.

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Perth and Kinross while it has risen by four per cent nationally.This is just one of the achievements outlined in Perth and Kinross Council’s Annual Assurance Statement, which was presented to councillors last week.Head of housing Clare Mailer was seeking approval of PKC’s 2019/20 statement in order to comply with the Scottish Housing Regulator’s regulatory framework.Latest COVID infection rate revealed as region adjusts to new restrictionsThe report was put before councillors at Wednesday’s

Perth and Kinross pupils have had to self-isolate after positive COVID cases at their schools in just six days earlier this month - including nearly 100 at one school alone.

Perth and Kinross Council chief has told homeowners and businesses it is up the them to protect their properties against flooding. The comments came as councillors discussed the impact of the “unprecedented” flooding on August 11 and 12.

Perth and Kinross has been placed in level three of the Scottish Government’s coronavirus restrictions system.

Perth and Kinross currently has a higher rate of COVID infection than neighbouring Stirling had when it was placed in level three of restrictions last month. In the week up until November 5, the region recorded 96.1 cases per 100,000 people.

Perth and Kinross Council has completed 3000 inspections of headstones in the region as part of a project to make cemeteries safer.

Perth and Kinross could use sheep to maintain cemeteries across the region. The idea was raised at a meeting of Perth and Kinross Council’s environment and infrastructure committee on Wednesday, October 28.It was suggested during a discussion on community greenspace in the region.Damaged community building set to be repaired after gift from businessmanKinross-shire independent councillor Michael Barnacle was inspired by a recent trip North Yorkshire.