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Concern has been raised over a major discrepancy between officially reported incidents of bullying and self-reported incidents in Perth and Kinross schools.

A woman risked a 14-year prison sentence by helping a stranger travel thousands of miles to carry out a medically assisted death.

Perth and Kinross Council’s head of education and learning Sharon Johnston has commissioned an investigation into claims of bullying and other discriminatory behaviour at Crieff High School.

A woman who was left paralysed after falling down the stairs has said that she's 'ready to go to Dignitas'.

Perth’s Cornhill Macmillan Centre on January 25.His daughters Sharon Johnston (43) and Lynne Gibson (41) wanted to do something to remember their dad so are taking part in the March the Month virtual challenge.This sees them walking 11,000 steps a day throughout March to “represent more than 11,000 dads, partners, grandads, sons, brothers, uncles and mates who die from prostate cancer every year”.“He was still young,” Sharon, from Perth, told the Perthshire Advertiser. “He had not had a retirement to enjoy.

Concerns raised as less 'at risk' over 65s in region are go for their flu jag“It is important to note that at this time 92 per cent of all funded providers are now offering 1140 hours and the others are working over this term to do so as soon as possible.”Head of education and learning Sharon Johnston said delivery in some settings had been delayed by building work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.The head of education added: “But they will be able to deliver 1140 hours by the end of this term so by the October break we expect all of our settings will be delivering 1140 hours.”The report said infrastructure works at Coupar Angus, Inchture, Letham, Longforgan, Oakbank, Newhill, Rattray and St Ninian’s primary schools had been delayed due