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If you have suffered property damage or personal injury that you consider to have been caused by Perth and Kinross Council, you may be able to claim compensation.

The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015 sets out the rights of communities to have significant influence or control over decisions and services which are most important to them. Part 5 of the Act gives community groups the right to request ownership, lease, or access rights to assets owned by the Council and other public bodies. This is known as Community Asset Transfer (CAT).

Running a small scale business from home, for example a childminding business, does not usually need planning permission but things like number of callers, deliveries or hours of operation will need to be considered. Check to see if your business plans need planning permission.

Information on Forest and Woodland Supplementary Guidance which provides information on forest and woodland management in Perth and Kinross.

Elected Member Briefing Note 2022, Issue 10

We understand that many households are experiencing uncertain times and struggling financially due to the current cost-of-living crisis. In response to this we have created a local fund which low-income households in Perth and Kinross can access for assistance. Households with no recourse to public funds can apply for assistance.