Thursday, 19 March 2009

Perth FM news- 19th March 09

Body found in River Tay
The body of an elderly man has been recovered from the River Tay near Perth. Tayside police brought the body into Perth Harbour after a call yesterday afternoon. They launched the boat the blue bonnet at around quarter to four. Enquiries are ongoing to confirm the man's identity. There are no suspicious circumstances.

Marina complex in Perthshire given the go-ahead
A marina complex in Perth has been given the go ahead. Plans were approved yesterday for the 20 million pound complex at Croft Na Caber. The sailing school at Kenmore will now be transformed into a state of the art destination for water sports enthusiasts. Opossition from locals had been put forward, with residents claiming the plans were a white elephant. They say the roads are too narrow and the buildings don't fit in with the tranquillity of the area. Though it's hoped the new site will stimulate the economy.

Controversial bookmakers to open in Letham
Controversial plans for a bookmakers in Letham have been approved, despite local opposition. Councillors have granted permission for the bookies on Rannoch Road. The Welcome Inn pub will be extended to house the betting shop and a bigger beer garden. But 160 locals opposed the plans, saying it'll attract anti-social behaviour in the area.

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