50 percent increase in break-ins
New figures showing a near 50 percent rise in break ins around Tayside has caused concern for members of the Joint Police Board. Councillors will be meeting on Monday to discuss the new reports from Tayside Police. Councillor Alexander Stewart is a member of the Board, and he says something needs to be done to tackle the problem
Councillors to be updated on housing
Councillors are to be updated next week on the affordable housing building programme.The council current plans include 81 affordable housing units across Perth and Kinross. A successful bid for 2 million pounds from the Scottish Government is to assist with delivering the new homes. The total cost is to be over 10 million pounds, with the council making up the fund using the Council Tax Fund on Second Homes and prudential borrowing.
Higher uptake of school meals
New school meal options in Perth and Kinross have seen an increase. Thanks to pupil feedback, services have been able to meet what they consider priorities while still adhering to health improvement legislation. Increased menu choices have now led to a greater uptake. All secondary schools and in particular, new community campuses have all shown success.
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