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Perthshire towns which have lost their walk-in branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) have now lost their mobile banking van service.RBS has dropped its visits to Perth and Kinross towns as the area has moved into level three of coronavirus restrictions.Black Watch 'not going anywhere' according to MoDA spokesperson from RBS explained that the mobile bank has suspended scheduled stops until the region returns to level two.They said: “We are reintroducing mobile banks onto the road in a phased roll out, but this is entirely dependent on local restrictions.“Our priority is to keep customer and colleagues safe and, as Perthshire is in tier three, this may be delayed.“We are continually reviewing government guidelines in line with our

Perthshire town could be made to use a council office as Police Scotland looks to slash costs. The national force has announced plans which could see the King Street facility in Crieff shut and officers asked to use a Perth and Kinross Council office in James Square.The proposal has been included in a review of the nationwide force’s Tayside properties, sanctioned as part of a wider ‘estate strategy’ – signed-off by the Scottish Police Authority in May last year.Village's renowned New Year celebrations cancelled as a result of COVID pandemicLocals have been given until September 30 to have their say on the mooted move, which has been described as a “co-location” and has been identified as a way of saving money.

Highland Perthshire, are being asked to take a survey on their experiences. The ‘Perthshire Gravel Trails’ launched in July and as part of its introduction a video was made by round-the-world single speed cyclist and filmmaker Markus Stitz, delving deep into its fascinating local history.The filmmaker travelled the entire route bikepacking, which is a synthesis of both mountain biking and minimalist camping. Major repairs on Carse of Gowrie flyover ahead of schedule The lengths of the 11 individual routes range from 12km to 120km, starting in the Perthshire towns and villages of Dunkeld, Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, Aberfeldy and Comrie, as well as the remote Rannoch Station.

Perthshire town’s first ever drive-in cinema experience. The Birks Cinema is Aberfeldy will host the facility over three days from August 14.

Churchgoers in a Perthshire town are doing their bit to help protect NHS staff working on the COVID-19 frontline.

Armed police and paramedics raced to an incident in a Perthshire town.

investigation is underway after the body of a man was found in a Scots town. Emergency services raced to the scene in Comrie Street, Crieff, Perthshire, at around 5.40pm on Sunday evening.