The following guidance was recently issued by Police Scotland in relation to the heightened Cyber Security threats across the UK.
Law enforcement, across the UK, works in close partnership with the NCSC – National Cyber Security Centre. The NCSC are the overarching technical authority on cyber security within the UK and have recently launched an awareness document titled Actions to take when the threat is heightened. This is relation to a cyber threat or threats and the NCSC want us all to be secure in the online environment, and being prepared for eventualities is a positive place to be.
This guidance is focused on industry, is still worthy of note and I would ask that you share accordingly.
The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal 2025 is here and they need your support more than ever.
Wearing a poppy is a personal choice, and there’s no ‘right’ way to wear a poppy – just wear it with pride.
From risking their lives in war zones to supporting during humanitarian disasters, we owe those who serve in the Armed Forces our gratitude.
Wearing a poppy sends a personal message of thanks and support for them to see.
Collection boxes have now been placed in the Taberbacle Hall, Keltybridge, and in the Cleish Village Hall where you can donate and collect your poppy badge.
EXTENSION OF NOMINATION PERIOD FOR COMMUNITYCOUNCIL ELECTIONS
Central
Cleish & Blairadam
Tulloch
Fossoway & District
City South
Invergowrie & Kingoodie
Letham
Longforgan
Rannoch
Coupar Angus
Spittalfield & District
Abernethy & District
Glenfarg
Earn
Inchture
6 NOVEMBER 2025
Notice is hereby given that the period for receipt of nominations for the undernoted Community Councils within Perth and Kinross Council area has been extended.
Persons wishing to stand for election to their community council must be at least 16 years of age, reside in the community council area and be named on the electoral register for the community council area or sub-area in which they are standing. A candidate’s witness must also be named on the electoral register and reside in the same community council area or sub-area.
Completed nomination forms must be submitted to the Returning Officer at the address below by
4pm on Monday 6 October 2025.
Current valid candidates do not require to re-submit a nomination form.
Nomination forms and copies of the Scheme of Establishment of Community Councils can be downloaded from the Council’s website at www.pkc.gov.uk/communitycouncils or obtained from the Returning Officer, Tel: 01738 475004 or email: communitycouncils@pkc.gov.uk
Scott Walker
Returning Officer (Community Councils)
Dated: 25 September 2025
Perth and Kinross Council, 2 High Street, Perth, PH1 5PH
With 3 members of the Community Council planning to step down at the end of this year, the Community Council needs new members to continue to operate beyond November 2025.
Community councils play a vital role in representing local views, supporting community projects, and acting as a voice for their area, so please consider standing!
The Notice of the Community Council Elections will be published on the Perth and Kinross Council website: www.pkc.gov.uk/communitycouncilselections from Thursday 28 August 2025, marking the start of the 4 week nomination period which closes at 4.00pm on Thursday 25 September 2025.
If you are interested in finding out more about standing for the Community Council, you can find out more information here : www.pkc.gov.uk/communitycouncils, or by contacting the current Community Council members at: cleishandblairadamcc@gmail.com
The Tabernacle Men’s Social Group (TMSG) meets on the 2nd Friday evening of each month and provides a safe place for the men of the community to get together in a relaxed and social environment.
In addition to supporting men’s health and wellbeing the evenings provide the opportunity to relax in a friendly atmosphere, chew the fat, BYOB and play games (darts, cards, dominos, etc.).
Next meeting is Friday 8th August at 7:30pm – A donation of £5 per person is requested to cover costs.
Due to the bad weather forecase today it has been decided that in the interests of safety that the Community Council Meeting scheduled for this evening (4th August) will take place only as a virtual meeting.
Details for joining the vitrual meeting are shown below:
Due to popular demand from the local community members, the Tabernacle Men’s Social Group (TBSG) will meet again in Keltybridge Tabernacle at 19.00 on Friday 11th July.
This is an evening for the community men to meet up in a relaxed and social environment.
Future events will held on the second Friday of the month to avoid clashing with Cleish pop up pub night which is held on the last Friday of each month.
We look forward to seeing you, and please remember to bring along £5 to cover hall cost and incidentals. (BYOB).
Cleish and Blairadam Community Council is guiding the production of a Community Action Plan (CAP) for the Cleish and Blairadam Community Council area, with support from Community Enterprise, independent consultants, who will coordinate consultation activities and events.
A Community Action Plan brings together community priorities and projects that will make a positive impact in your community. We want to hear from you about what will make a direct difference to you, your family and your neighbours. See how you can get involved and share your views below!
Community Drop-In
Come along to one of the drop-ins to find out more about the Community Action Plan and to discuss the issues that are important to you!