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This Practitioners' Guide has been produced by Perth and Kinross Child Protection Committee (CPC). It provides clear practice guidance for all practitioners and managers working to support and protect children and families; particularly those who may be invited to attend at and to participate in a Child Protection Planning Meeting (CPPM).

The Core Paths Plan for Perth and Kinross was adopted by the Council in January 2012 and revised in 2017. The Plan shows a system of paths, 2043km in total, which provide reasonable public access throughout Perth and Kinross.

You can opt to submit building warrant applications and other related forms either electronically or in paper format.

If you are homeless, or threatened with homelessness you will be offered an interview to discuss your situation and to help you make a homeless application.

The building warrant process in Scotland is a pre-emptive system that seeks to ensure that buildings are designed and constructed to the minimum standards (at the very least) as set out in the building regulations.

Elected Member Briefing Note 2023, Issue 72

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.