Thursday, 2 April 2009

Perth FM News - 2nd April 09

Arrest made in local murder investigation

An arrest has been made in connection with the murder of teenager Robbie Thomson. Police have confirmed that a 24 year old man is in custody. He is expected to appear at Perth Sheriff Court tomorrow. Robbie's body was found near his home in Coupar Angus last week. Condolence books have been left in Alyth post office and the Strathmore centre for youth development.

Tayside rural projects receive national investments

Over Four and a half million pounds will be invested rurally in Tayside. The money is part of this year's 67 million pound national investment from the Scotland rural development programme. Included are a developing farm business in Lochtay and an aberfeldy forrester. Also, Tourism in Glenalmond will get a boost with the construction of two on-farm chalets aimed at providing respite care for people with special needs and their carers.

Aytoun Hall refurbishment funding confirmed

Councillors agreed yesterday to advance with planned upgrades to the Aytoun Hall in Auchterarder. A rise in costs created a shortfall of over 400 thousand pounds. The council has said they are determined that there will be no more delays to the project. The extra money will be sought by careful borrowing and reclaimed through developer contributions once the building industry is healthier.

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