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A sizeable group of people from the village gathered at the War Memorial on Sunday 13th November for the Remembrance Service. As ever, Cath McGregor had made a wonderful job of decorating the memorial with the hundreds of red poppies … Continue reading →

You never know where a casual conversation with your neighbour will lead! Frances Brace, a member of the Fearnan Book Club and neighbour of James Grieve, knew of his associations with Ann Cleeves and that he featured in her Shetland … Continue reading →

On Saturday 1st October, the Fearnan Village Hall Committee took part in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning by hosting a local coffee morning in support of the MacMillan cancer support charity. There was a relaxed atmosphere and, as always, a … Continue reading →

The Pop-Up Coffee Shop is Back The FVA’s Pop-Up Coffee Shop returned to the village hall last week for the first time since the onset of the pandemic. Around 20 folk called in for a chance to catch up with … Continue reading →

We’re delighted to say that the ever-popular PopUp Coffee Shop is restarting on Tuesday 6th September, 10.30 – 12.00 in the village hall. It’s a chance to meet up with friends, old and new, from the village and surrounding area … Continue reading →

If you’ve walked up to the Cow Park in the last few days, you may have noticed that the new seat has arrived. Since 2017 the seat in the Cow Park, which was dedicated to former resident Ann McGregor, has … Continue reading →

We have an abundance of local talent in the Blog this week, from the Aberfeldy Gaelic Choir and the Highland Perthshire Ukulele Group (both groups have members from Fearnan) to our own music maestro, Doug Law, and also some delightful … Continue reading →

The Miracle Cure at your Fingertips The Blog doesn’t often stray into health matters, but after 2+ years of the pandemic and lockdowns, most of us are in need of a little tonic or pick-me-up. So, when Music Tutor Edis … Continue reading →

Spring has arrived! The spring flowers are out, the lambs are gamboling in the fields, and the Easter visitors are with us. Among the visitors last week was the Russian author and historian, Anna Belorusova, paying a personal, friendship, visit.  … Continue reading →

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 →