About

Fearnan Village Association was formed in 2007 to provide a means through which those who live in the village can come together to discuss and respond to issues of importance to the village, particularly those that will have an impact on our quality of life. We also organise social events, such as the popular Mulled Wine and Mince Pies in December, Strawberry TeaZ in July, and other events and Coffee Pop-Ups throughout the year.

We hold an archive of life in Fearnan over the centuries, and there is a permanent exhibition of photographs and maps of Fearnan through the centuries in the Village Hall. Digital reproductions of many of these photographs can  be seen on the Photograph Archive page of this web site.

Copies of Dr Ian McGregor’s book, “Fearnan, the story of a Highland Perthshire Village” can be ordered online here. The price is £6.50 plus postage.

If you would like to contribute to our Fearnan History Project, either by suggesting someone that we should interview, or by sharing your own memories, please get in touch with Fiona: fiona@fearnanvillageassociation.com

The website can be contacted either by adding using the ‘comment’ link at the end of a specific article, or by emailing Fiona on fiona@fearnanvillageassociation.com

Membership of the FVA is open to residents and property owners in the village, and Fearnan village is defined as that area bounded by Balnearn (West), Letterellen (East) and Lyon Bridge (North). If you would like to join, please contact fvamembership7@gmail.com  It costs £2pp per year.

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