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Volunteers with Tayside and Strathearn Help for Ukraine's warehouse hub in Errol have become masters of sorting, boxing, taping and shrink wrapping and thanks to the generosity of Perthshire businesses and residents they have sent 100 tonnes out in transit to aid organisations in Poland.

A year on since he took his own life, sadness is still very close at hand for Glenfarg teen Sonny Hoggan's relatives but they have marked the date with a parachute jump that's helping the ongoing work of The Lighthouse for Perth crisis helpline.

Violet Iwanio hopes to take the reins representing the Strathmore area from the ward’s current well-known and long serving Liberal Democrat councillor Lewis Simpson who is retiring from local politics

The three daring Scottish Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) paramedics saved a man who ‘died’ six times in the midst of a Highland Perthshire snowstorm

There's a houseful of family newly arrived from Ukraine for Jayne McNiel to look after since her stepson Robert had to leave his Kyiv business base of 20 years with wife, mother-in-law, twin children and a whole lot of dogs.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has left Perthshire-based professional Daria worried sick about the fate of her beloved Kyiv and questioning if her closest family can be together again.

Time to get researching and writing as the Perthshire Advertiser and Perth publisher Tippermuir launches a competition to reward new takes on the county's rich historical past. The deadline for submissions is April 8.

David Fox-Pitt, 57, from Loch Tay in Perthshire, packed up a van with two pizza ovens and a handful of friends eight days ago and travelled over in a convoy to Poland.

David Fox-Pitt, of Perthshire, packed up a van with two pizza ovens and a handful of friends eight days ago and travelled over in a convoy to Poland.