Perthshire

Hotel bans video games to 'restore family values'

November 6 2:31 P.M. If you plan on staying at the Crieff Hydro hotel in Perthshire, Scotland this holiday season, don't bother bringing your Nintendo DS. Or your Sony PSP. Or anything that might play games, actually. In an...

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Stewart Milne Construction wins £10m-worth of new work

Aberdeen-based contractor Stewart Milne Construction has picked up £10m-worth of new contracts. The work includes housing association flats in Auchterarder, Perthshire, and Bonnybridge, Glasgow, an extension to the Crieff Hydro...

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Protected Food Names Conference

Event Starts 10:30 AM, Wed 02 December 2009 Event Ends 3:30 PM, Wed 02 December 2009 Location Perth Racecourse, Scone Palace Park, Perth, PH2 6BB Scotland Food and Drink will be holding a conference organised by SAC in...

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Pedestrian, 17, hit by van dies

A teenage pedestrian has died after a collision with a van on a main road in Perthshire on Tuesday evening. The 17-year-old man was struck on the A9, at the south end of Pitlochry, at about 1740 GMT. Tayside Police said the...

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Property market sees sales boost

The property market across Perthshire is on the rise, according to some industry insiders. The Perthshire Solicitors Property Centre said sales in October reached £20m, more than the total amount sold in the first three months...

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Scots hotel bans guests from bringing video games this Christmas

COMPUTER games are being banned by one of Scotland's oldest hotels this Christmas in an attempt to "restore traditional family values" to the festivities. The Crieff Hydro hotel in Perthshire will ask visiting families to leave...

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Taste of Scotland with The Balmoral and Gleneagles

Two of Scotland’s premier hotels– Rocco Forte’s The Balmoral in Edinburgh and Gleneagles in Perthshire– have teamed up this fall to offer guests a gourmet experience in two different (gorgeous) locations. Priced from £1200 for...

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Film honours celebrated botanist

David Douglas is credited with shaping botany in the UK A film recounting the life and work of a Perthshire botanist credited with shaping the gardens of Europe is being premiered. David Douglas, who died in 1834, introduced...

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Three arrested over heroin haul

Heroin with an estimated street value of £125,000 has been seized by police in Perthshire. The drug was discovered by officers patrolling the A9 Stirling to Perth Road at about 0350 GMT on Wednesday after they stopped a black...

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Boost for weather monitor payouts

The payout comes if temperatures fall to zero for seven days The number of people who receive cold weather payouts from the government could be set to rise after a new weather station was activated. The station, at Strathallan...

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