Kenmore & District Community Council

Programme and more info.

Following the Church of Scotland's decision to sell the kirk, the Community Council is looking at how we might save the building as a community space. More details

As we look to re establish an ‘In Bloom’ group for the Kenmore District, an inaugural meeting will be held on Monday 7th July at 7.00pm at the Breadalbane Reading Room, Kenmore. The purpose of this meeting is to welcome members from across our community and give us the opportunity to decide what the core aims and objectives of Kenmore & District in Bloom should be. These might include activities, such as bulb planting, creating floral displays, such as pots, tubs, planters, window boxes, hanging baskets and to consider re wilding projects, that will not only enhance our community but encourage pollinators.

We already have a growing number of volunteers and welcome all offers of help for this exciting project.

For further information, please email: stevenjon5@hotmail.com

 The Breadalbane Reading Room committee is delighted to have been invited by Kenmore & District Sports Association to hold a Tombola at the Kenmore Highland Games on Wednesday 2nd July. Events such as these are essential for raising funds to help continue our programme of vital restorations at the Reading Room. We urgently seek donations for our Tombola, which can be left at the Reception at the Mains of Taymouth in Kenmore or at the Locus Centre in Aberfeldy.
Thank you once again for your support which is greatly appreciated and look forward to seeing you at the Games.
For further information please email stevenjon5@hotmail.com OR telephone 07792093466

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. The plan is being finalised 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 9 June, 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 two meetings: 

10th July - Kenmore

11th September - Acharn