Kenmore & District Community Council

Yesterday saw the second of our Easter Family Fun Days in Kenmore; this year in conjunction with the Scottish Crannog Centre. The event began at the Reading Room, with a Treasure Hunt, where participants searched for Fairy Doors, each marked with a symbol written in Ogham, a method of writing used during the Iron Age by our ancestors living in Scotland and Ireland

Visitors could also take part in a wide variety of crafting events, both at the Sports Pavilion and the Crannog Centre. Easter Fayre was served at the Reading Room and our thanks go to Kenmore Bakery who once again, donated Easter muffins and shortbread; to those who provided tray bakes, balloons to decorate the Reading Room and Easter eggs for prizes.  Our thanks also go to Taymouth Castle for supporting the event; designing and installing the treasure hunt and providing hot drinks, and to everyone who attended for making this once again a fantastic community event.

The first of our popular Brain Teasers on Friday 21st February sold out in a matter of hours.

However there are more dates when you will be able to test your general knowledge.

Friday 25th April 7.00pm

Friday 23rd May 7.00pm

PRIZES - RAFFLES - BYOB

For Information and Bookings contact: stevenjon5@hotmail.com

The Breadalbane Reading Room at Kenmore on Loch Tay will once again be offering Warm Welcome lunches to members of the local community.

Thanks to a grant from Perth and Kinross Warm Welcome Fund, a generous donation from the Stuart MacPhail Trust and support from Taymouth Castle, the Breadalbane Reading Room will open its doors from 12.00pm to 2.30pm every Wednesday, starting on the 15th January and continue until the 26th March.

A spokesperson on behalf of the Breadalbane Reading Room committee, said they were delighted once again, to offer this service to members of the community: “our team of volunteers are looking forward to opening our doors, serving soup, bread rolls and hot drinks, while folk enjoy a blether in front of of the log fire.”

“In small, isolated rural communities like ours, the opportunity for folk to congregate doesn’t always present itself. Hopefully, the Warm Welcome lunches will allow that to happen and build on the success of those we held last year. We are very grateful to our donors for their most generous support and of course, our team of volunteers without whom, we would not be able to offer this service to the community.”

For further information, please contact stevenjon@hotmail.com

We are developing a Community Action Plan for the Glenlyon and Loch Tay area covering both the Glenlyon and Kenmore and District Community Council's areas. The plan will set out our community's aspirations and identify projects and initiatives that will positively impact our area.

Community Enterprise is helping us with this project and has undertaken a consultation survey. The results are being analysed and will be available soon.

Find out more

Every Wednesday night is music night at the Breadalbane Reading Room. Organised by well known artists and musicians, Dougie and Hilary Law, twenty one musicians attended the inaugural session to enjoy their mutual love of music making in the warm ambience of the newly refurbished Reading Room.

We look forward to welcoming Dougie, Helen and all the music makers back to the Reading Room next Wednesday at 7-10pm.

The notes of our liaison meeting of 4 March, 2025 are now available. 

Perth and Kinross Council Statement on the Taymouth Castle development

Publication of TCE Economic Impact Assessment (EIA).

Joint Community Councils Liaison Meetings

Next 3 Meetings 

8th May - Acharn

10th July - Kenmore

11th September - Acharn