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Elected Member Briefing Note 2024, No. 61

Elected Member Briefing Note 2024, No. 99

Perthshire offers many opportunities to get out and enjoy the outdoors, to walk, cycle, ride or paddle down rivers and camp overnight. The countryside is also a home and workplace to people and wildlife and it is important that we understand our responsibilities and behave in a way which does not cause damage or annoyance to others.

If you have a complaint about a neighbour or other person because of noise or anti-social behaviour it should be reported to your Locality Housing Team.

This guide provides practical advice for professionals working with babies, children, and young people with disabilities. It highlights their rights, explores why they may face increased risks of harm, and offers strategies to safeguard and support them while promoting independence and dignity.

Following successful grassland management trials carried out in 2021, we extended this to cover 42 sites throughout 2022.

Suicide. Don't hide it. Talk about it. If you are feeling suicidal or you are worried about someone else, help is available. Speak to someone you can trust, or call a helpline.

Legislation has been introduced, from 1 April 2026, to grant relief of either 15% or 40% to a range of premises used wholly or mainly for a list of purposes in the retail, hospitality and leisure industry.

Perth and Kinross Council today (4 March 2026) agreed a budget for 2026/27 that prioritises essential services, supports residents with the greatest needs, and invests in the long‑term sustainability of communities across the area.