Crieff Community Trust and Crieff Community Council are working together, in partnership with local organisations and community groups, to shape Crieff's next Community Action Plan and Local Place Plan. The process is being supported by Community Enterprise Ltd, specialists in…
There were celebrations in Crieff this week as a new £378,000 active travel route was officially opened. The 326m long Oakbank to MacRosty Park All Abilities Link Path was declared open by Mr Stephen Leckie, Chair and Chief Executive Crieff…
We are delighted to announce that construction of the new path linking the Oakbank community to MacRosty Park is now complete and open for everyone to enjoy. Designed for all abilities off road, the new active travel route provides a…
Crieff Community Trust is excited to update you on plans for a new all-abilities path linking Turretbank Wood to the rest of the much-loved Lady Mary’s Walk. A 20 week construction project will commence in early November 2025 and complete…
As a part of the Crieff Community Arts Festival, Perth & Kinross Councillor, Provost Xander McDade, and local celebrity Youtuber, historian and comedian Bruce Fummey, will each say a few words before unveiling the life-sized chainsaw sculpture of Rob Roy,…
CCT's annual report and financial statement for the year ending March 2025 are now available to read here.
CCT's AGM was held on Thursday 12 June. The slides and accompanying notes can be viewed here: AGM slides. AGM notes. The full annual report and accounts will be posted shortly.
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CCT’s AGM will be held online at 18.30 on Thursday 12 June. We would like to encourage all our members and the public to ‘attend’ the meeting, which will be held via Zoom. There is no need to download the…
Crieff Community Trust is close to securing funding for our new project to create an active travel path linking MacRosty Park via Turretbank Wood to the rest of Lady Mary’s Walk. The new route with a smooth, even surface would enable…