Author Archives: Fearnan Village Association

Upper Tay Transport – Community Lifts Ros Grant writes: The Upper Tay Transport Group started Community Lifts during the Covid pandemic, operating within the recommended health guidelines.  Now well established the scheme covers the Upper Tay community with over 30 … Continue reading →

Victor Logan Last month, we were saddened to hear of the passing of Victor Logan, who lived in Fearnan for many years. Victor is remembered as a kind and generous man who was never too busy to help his friends … Continue reading →

Lighting up the Darkness Events such as Storm Arwen and the associated loss of electricity and water can have you digging deep – not just to find inner levels of resilience but digging deep in cupboards and drawers to find … Continue reading →

This is a shorter blog than usual, with only two items. The main reason for putting it out now is to make sure that everyone has the right information about claiming compensation following the loss of electricity supplies in Fearnan … Continue reading →

Remembrance Sunday A short service was held at the Fearnan War Memorial on Remembrance Sunday and attended by a number of people from the local community.  The service was led by Shirley Shearer, and wreaths were laid by Lisle Pattison, … Continue reading →

Just a reminder that there will be a short Service of Remembrance at the war memorial at 11.00 on Sunday morning.  If you would like to join us, please gather at the memorial five or ten minutes before the start. … Continue reading →

Local Recycling We can’t compete with COP26, which is just getting going in Glasgow, but we are making our own small contribution. Here is a photo of the HUGE pile of medicine blister packs from Fearnan and which Jenny Penfold … Continue reading →

Drummond Hill Management Plan Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is inviting people in and around Aberfeldy and Kenmore to take part in the development of Drummond Hill Land Management Plan Drummond Hill, lays claim to being the first managed forest … Continue reading →

When Doug and Hilary started feeding a pair of ducks in their lochside garden last year, they couldn’t have imagined that, a few months later, a flock of 30 or so ducks would be arriving every morning, looking for breakfast. … Continue reading →

Friends Reunited This lovely photo was sent to us by Wendy Jackson who is seen here (on the right) with her long-lost friend Maureen Hall.  You may remember Maureen getting in touch with the Blog in February, asking if anyone … Continue reading →