A85/St Fillans – Bus Stop Improvements
Please see the final plans for the Village bus stops here - A85 St Fillans Bus Stop Improvements In summary, One of the stops in the village situated on a bend will be removed.The first stop of the loch side at the east end of the village will be pulled back to the...
Incidences of theft from houses being scoped
Following the recent theft in the village and break in's in Comrie, our Community Police Officer Peter has sent on the following information to share on their current ' After Dark' campaign. The information contains some details on how to keep your property secure and...
Hospital Lift Scheme
The phone number to arrange a lift for a medical appointment in Comrie, Crieff, Perth or Dundee is Liz Cunningham on 685383 / mobile 07421 828 383. If no answer, leave a message and your call will be returned as soon as possible.There is a charge to cover driver costs...
Minutes of the Community Council on 1 November 2023
View the Minutes of the Community Council 1 November 2023 (accessibility by PAVE)
Minutes of the Community Council AGM on 1 November 2023
View the minutes of the Community Council AGM on 1 November 2023 (corrected by PAVE)
Loch Earn Railway Path Project – Sixth Phase
The latest section of the Loch Earn Railway Path to have been upgraded to all-ability status runs from the Glentarken Bridge to Derry Wood, just North of the Loch Earn Sailing Club. Direct access to this new section can be gained via the Glentarken Track that runs up...
St Fillans Toilets
Even the P ‘ee’ can find no relief in St Fillans The National Park Partnership Plan sets out how we will work together to achieve a shared vision for the area - The draft plan 2024-29 is supposed to outline and give an indication of how global and climate changes...
Official Opening of Phase 3 of the Loch Earn Railway Path
Phase 3 of the Loch Earn Railway Path was opened by Cecil Smylie (Chair, St Fillans Community Trust) on the afternnon of 3rd November 2017. This was followed by an optional walk or cycle to the ‘Crocodile’ and back and then Tea/Coffee/Biscuits at the Four Seasons...
The Commemorative Cairn
A Cairn to commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the renaming of St Fillans in 1817 has been built at the 69818 24417 grid reference (top of Station Road). At 18:17 hrs exactly, the first stone was laid by our oldest resident Professor John Forty and the second by one...