Thank you for helping village to have a blast

The Comrie Primary School Parents and Friends Association (PFA) were delighted to welcome people back to our annual Blast in the Park on Friday, November 5, and would like to extend our thanks to everyone who made this event possible.

We were once again so grateful to John Kettles and the staff of Blast Design for providing unwavering and generous support of the event.

We would also like to thank the many people within the community who donated time and equipment and made the event such a success

This includes Comrie Pipe Band, AB Gairns Contractors Ltd, Comrie Men’s Shed, Kenny Howat, Ewan and wings after a plunge into the Earn by Crieff’s Lady Mary’s Walk

Anyone wishing to submit an image can

Andrew Stewart, Julie Murray, Hansen’s Kitchen, Comrie Community Centre, Comrie Perthshire Facebook Page, The Laggan Park Committee, Comrie Fire Brigade, Comrie First Responders, Comrie email news@strathearnherald.co.uk. Pictures can also be posted on the Herald’s Facebook page.

Fire Brigade, Comrie First Responders, Comrie Brownies, those who donated wood for the fire and the many parent volunteers.

Thanks must also go to Comrie Community Council,

Campbells Bakery, Ardvorlich Estate, Comrie Croft and Hannay McLaren Architects and others for their donations.

Finally we would like to thank everyone for coming along and we can’t wait to see you all next year!

Comrie Primary School PFA

Dear Editor

Seen in local shop: ‘Anti viral plastic grass cleaner’ in, of course, a plastic spray bottle.

Can we catch Covid, or indeed any other, virus from highly dangerous plastic grass? Whatever happened to good old fashioned rain? Yet another example of disregard for our environment.

This week’s reader’s picture comes from Crieff’s Bill Clark. He snapped this cormorant drying its

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