Discover Blairgowrie

02/11/2026

The Women's Walk and Talk group have made a lovely addition to the Wellmeadow for Remembrance Sunday 🌺

01/11/2026

Busy morning with Discover Blairgowrie . What a brilliant project, helping keep our town tidy. A great group of lovely people.

01/11/2026

The Big Tidy Up - November 2026

Thanks to all who came along to help tidy up the High Street. We weeded, scraped, brushed, cleaned and said hello to many passers by who commented and supported our work ❤️

We refreshed last months area and worked on the next block of the High St which was from Bank Street to Brown Street.

Lovely to be joined by people from Blairgowrie and Rattray in Bloom, Blairgowrie and Rattray Access Network, Women's Walk and Talk, Blairgowrie & Rattray Development Trust Ltd, Blairgowrie Business Focus Group, Blairgowrie & District Rotary, Bob Brawn, Ericht Holiday Lodges, Blairgowrie, Perthshire

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30/10/2026

The Big Tidy Up this weekend in Blairgowrie town centre. Come and join us from 10am until 11am on Sunday 1st November.

Collect tools from the public toilets at 9.45am then we will work along the High St.

This is a monthly event to enhance the work of others who look after our town centre.


Blairgowrie & Rattray Development Trust Ltd
Blairgowrie Business Focus Group

27/10/2026

Great job BiodiversityBlair and PKC Greenspace 💚

24/10/2026

The next Big Tidy Up is happening on Sunday 1st November from 10am. To join in and help out, please message this page or email [email protected]

Fingers crossed for good weather 😬

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Blairgowrie & Rattray Development Trust Ltd
Blairgowrie Business Focus Group

21/10/2026

🎄🎅 Blairgowrie's many independent businesses are welcoming you for Christmas 🎅🎄

🎁 unique gift ideas
🍬 festive treats and drinks
🎶 street entertainment
🧀 tasters
🎄 Christmas trees and wreaths
☕️ cosy cafes

All within a Festive weekend of markets, Christmas lights switch on, Santa's Grotto, An ABBA Dream and a trip to the cinema! 🎉

Come and get into the Festive spirit with us 🥳
Saturday 28th November from 9.30am
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Sunday 29th November from 1pm

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Blairgowrie & Rattray Development Trust Ltd
Blairgowrie Business Focus Group
Blairgowrie Town Hall
Blair Live
Strathmore Screen
Sholach Christmas Trees
Blairgowrie and Rattray Christmas Lights

21/10/2026

Great idea! Blairgowrie library has a rail of halloween costumes ready to swap 🎃🧙‍♀️

🎃 Looking for a Halloween costume?

From October 21 - 31, why not bring your old and outgrown Halloween costumes and swap them for something new-to-you, perfect for "guising"! Explore various costumes and discover opportunities to help save clothes from landfills. This will not only be fun but also help our environment.

No costume to swap? Donations are always welcome! ♻️👻
Available at:
👕 AK Bell Library
🧙 Auchterarder Library
🩳 Blairgowrie Library
🧚‍♀️ Breadalbane Community Library
🧙‍♂️ Loch Leven Community Library
🧛 North Inch Community Library

⏰ During library opening hours: https://bit.ly/cpklocallibrary

20/10/2026

Blairgowrie and Rattray Community Council and Blairgowrie, Rattray and District Climate Café are co-hosting a free screening of a "National Emergency Briefing" in Blairgowrie High School, which is some short talks by experts aimed at raising awareness of where we really are as regards climate and nature.

The running time is about 50 mins, and afterwards there will be time for a short discussion about what we have seen, and what it may mean to our community here. Also BRCC will have some information about "local resilience" to share regarding flooding and supporting emergency response.

It starts at 7pm Monday 26th October (doors 6.30pm), at Blairgowrie High School, and there will be hot drinks and biscuits available.

18/10/2026

We miss you Len.
Love and strength to Kay, Hannah and all Lens family.

We are deeply saddened by the recent passing of our friend and former BRDT Trustee, Len Seal.

Len stood down from the Board last year after nearly ten years in the role, during which time he oversaw some significant changes, including the establishment of The HEAT Project, a BRDT initiative that came from an idea first suggested at a local Climate Café meeting.

Along with his wife Kay, he was behind setting up the Climate Café in Blairgowrie and Rattray – the second such group in the world – and the couple also helped to raise tens of thousands of pounds for Cancer Research UK by organising two Relay for Life events in Blairgowrie.

Len was also instrumental in setting up the Strathmore Cycle Network, which aims to link the towns of Blairgowrie, Alyth and Coupar Angus with cycle and walking friendly routes, and Tayside Woodlands Partnership, which continues to grow from strength to strength, and was a community councillor for several years.

He devoted most of his life to helping others, having worked in social care, the criminal justice system and child protection, and was a strong advocate on behalf of the climate and addressing the declared climate emergency.

Len was a man who had a deep understanding of friendship, family and fellowship, and of connections and community.

His enthusiasm and calm, supportive manner made him perfectly suited to the role of mentor and guide at BRDT, and without question influenced people’s understanding of climate issues and helped the organisation achieve the local, regional and national recognition it now has.

All of us at BRDT are hugely grateful for everything he has done to make Blairgowrie and Rattray a better place to live, we miss him greatly and our thoughts are with his family and friends.