
Morag Lindsay
Head of comment at The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
dog botherer, Perth area editor @thecourieruk, write a bit for @ScotsMagazine. moragwlindsay at the other place 🧵
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Morag Lindsay
Friends and family of a Perth schoolboy who took his own life have raised almost £10,000 for a local suicide charity. Mum Michelle Milne led a team of Edinburgh Marathon runners who completed Sunday’s race in memory of her son Flynn. The Bertha Park High School pupil died as a result of suicide last year. He was just 15. Michelle turned to the Stephen Lyon Organisation for help dealing with her grief.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Morag Lindsay
Council bosses spent a six-figure sum keeping Perth Harbour open for just two boats last year. Only one vessel docked there in April 2024, followed by one more in November 2024. However, the cost for maintaining Perth Harbour is expected to slice £100,000 out of Perth and Kinross Council’s budget for 2024/25. That’s on top of a £208,000 net expenditure for the previous 12 months to March 2024. The £300,000-plus bill follows a decision to close the harbour in February 2023.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Morag Lindsay
One of the most spectacular events on the Perthshire calendar played out at Blair Castle on Sunday. Crowds dodged the rain showers as they converged on the landmark near Pitlochry for the annual Atholl Gathering and Highland Games. The Atholl Highlanders were a highlight for many, led by the sound of the pipes and drums.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Morag Lindsay
Locals are accusing a Danish renewables firm of planning an “industrial complex” on a historic hillside between Perth and Crieff. Eurowind Energy Ltd says it wants to create a 100 megawatt “energy park” at Meallbrodden. Opponents say the name is “so bland as to be misleading”. And they’re suggesting “Meallbrodden Industrial Complex” is a more accurate description. Eurowind Energy intends to erect eight wind turbines, standing 200 metres (650ft) to the tip of their blades on the moorland.
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2 weeks ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Morag Lindsay
Perthshire residents are facing up to the ugly side of living in one of the region’s most beautiful corners. The recent warm spell has brought visitors flocking to places like Loch of Clunie, near Blairgowrie. And for locals that’s meant an upsurge in the issues that hit headlines during the Covid pandemic. Neighbours have been plagued by fires, noisy parties, smashed glass, littering, dangerous parking and unauthorised campsites.
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