Alastair Mcneill

Strathearn campaigners say plans for uplands north of Comrie are unwanted and unnecessary.

The 10-day October trip involves three managers and is said to cost £4,500.

Donations will make a significant difference in the lives of women and children facing domestic abuse.

Lumara Capital said this week: “We wish to state, in the clearest possible terms, that these rumours are entirely unfounded and wholly inaccurate."

Campaigners point to more danger, noise and air pollution for residents as well as decimation of trees.

Hillwalker Iain Cameron said: “The landowner has stated that ‘The hill is open and anyone can take access’ yet the signage flat-out contradicts the assertion.”

Customers were informed of the breach, which occurred early September, on Wednesday October 15.

Perth Museum welcomed 121 people to the Stone of Destiny Experience during last week's reopening day.

The Stone of Destiny remained within Perth Museum during the exhibition's three-month closure following an attack on the artefact's glass case.

Nikki Callander has put up posters at the Gillies Hall quarry looking for help following the incident on October 11, where her husband David was attacked and abused on a track.