More wind farms proposed for area
Concern over the proliferation of wind Farms in Perthshire is set to deepen after the Scottish Government signalled its intention to push ahead with an onshore development.Scotland is leading a new EU-wide drive to increase consenting rates for on and offshore wind projects and energy minister Jim Mather believes communities need to get on board and "play their part in the renewables revolution."However, Mid Scotland and Fife MSP Murdo Fraser believes the minister will have struck fear into the hearts of many Perthshire residents who already feel under siege from wind farm development.While 13 wind farms have so far been proposed and rejected by Perth and Kinross Council, five have been given the go-ahead by Scottish ministers following appeals.
Locals take action for safety
A bid to cut motorcycle accidents on notorious roads north of Blairgowrie will be made at a public meeting tonight.Called by local councillor, Caroline Shiers, the meeting will examine how best to reduce the number of accidents on the routes in the summer months.Ms Shiers said the timing was appropriate as the peak times come to an end and residents will be able to share their feelings about the past few months with attending police officers.The meeting will take place in the Bridge of Cally Hall from 7pm and is open to all.
St Johnstone happy with result
Saturday saw St Johnstone win 2-1 to St Mirren giving them their first win of the season. Andy Jackson scored the first goal for the home side but 20 minutes later he had to be stretchered off after a horrific collision with the St Mirren Goal Keeper.
Boss Derek McInnes spoke to Perth FM
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