John Rebbeck: Last News

Councillors have spoken out against a review panel's conclusion Perth and Kinross Council acted "appropriately" in the actions that led to it legally challenging a Scottish Government decision.

Letham residents enjoyed a Christmas moment round their community tree last week.

Work on the new £36 million Blairgowrie Recreation Centre is now under way.

Perth and Kinross Council has agreed to write off outstanding school meal and breakfast club debts for 2022/23.

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

Perth and Kinross councillors have agreed a £5.2 million commitment for the extension at Dundee's Harris Academy to proceed.

Perth and Kinross Council's leader and the SNP administration has thrown its "full support" behind a councillor who "deeply regrets" liking a "deeply inappropriate" Tweet.

Perth and Kinross councillors have expressed concern over hardworking residents living in poverty due to low pay.

Thousands of youngsters across Perth and Kinross dusted off their backpacks and donned their uniforms to return to school on Wednesday.

A number of SNP candidates have been put forward to contest the upcoming Perth and Kinross Council elections on May 5.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Calls have been made for a long-term solution for potholes on a Perth street that are being repeatedly patched and causing a nuisance to neighours.Perth and Kinross Council has told the PA plans to repair the problem potholes as well as a sunken gully on Tulloch Road were “significantly affected” by the pandemic.Perth City North SNP councillors Ian Massie and John Rebbeck have received numerous complaints from residents about potholes on Tulloch Road.Cllr Massie said they were “not only concerning new potholes appearing but also the condition of potholes which have been repeatedly patched-up”.He said: “Whilst appreciating the efforts in trying to repair

Pill the size of a Jelly Baby a new weapon in the fight against bowel cancer Perth and Kinross Council also helped provide five Perth households with emergency accommodation.A spokesperson for PKC said: “We carried out welfare checks on around 100 properties in areas worst hit by flooding overnight on Tuesday and also posted letters directing people to support where necessary.“As it was, only five households required us to provide emergency accommodation for them on Wednesday night.”Perth City North SNP councillor John Rebbeck said: “I would like to thank Fairfield Housing and the council for all they did and am delighted they found accommodation.