The British Medical Association has called for a ban on sponsorship for music and sports by alcohol companies. These plans could affect a number of local businesses that rely on sponsorship money to produce their events, including T in the Park and the Johnnie Walker Championship. Conservative MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, Murdo Fraser has criticised the proposal. He believes Sports sponsorship is not the cause of drinking problems and taking sponsorship away could put festivals and events in financial difficulties.
Council to launch new area inspection project in Blairgowrie
Perth & Kinross Council's Trading Standards service is to carry out an area inspection project in Blairgowrie this month. The new pilot scheme aims to ensure that local consumers are protected and will also help local businesses understand legislation that affects them. This includes the selling of tobacco, alcohol and other age restricted items to minors. If the project is successful, it could be rolled out to other areas in Perth and Kinross.
Police release image of man who died at Perth Station
Police have released the passport image of a man who died after leaving a train in Perth. Bosnian national Alexander Zdravkovic collapsed at Perth station on the 25th August after getting off a train from England. He lived in Perth and is understood to have been an artist with connections in London. British Transport Police said they hoped the image would help them trace his next of kin.
Below is the released picture. If anyone has any information, they can contact local police.
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