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Kinross-shire, Scotland is a beautiful county bordered by
Perthshire, Fife and Clackmannanshire. Set amidst gently rolling
hills it is the ideal location for hillwalking, golf, cycling,
fishing, bird watching or just relaxing and enjoying the beauty
of Scotland. The county town, Kinross, is situated at junction
6 on the M90 providing easy access from Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Dundee and Perth. Known as the gateway to the Highlands, Kinross-shire
nestles around Loch Leven where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned
in 1567 on Castle Island.
For a small county Kinross-shire is rich in history and natural
beauty. Queen Margaret of Scotland, William Wallace and Robert
the Bruce are just a few of the well known British historic
figures who have visited the area. Kinross is also the favoured
destination of many feathered visitors including thousands
of geese who winter here every year.
Don't
just take our word for it. View the Kinross-shire
Video to discover for yourself the delights of the area.
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Loch
Leven Heritage Trail
For details of walks
and information about the trail visit:
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Loch
Leven & Vane Farm Bus Service
As well as the regular service to Vane Farm on Saturday
and Wednesday (see
timetable) there is now a new Sunday service
covering a circular route round Loch Leven from Kinross
to Vane Farm. (see
timetable).
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Kinross
Community Council.
Notice
is given that the Election of membership to Kinross Community
Council will take place on 22nd April. Nomination forms to
be returned by 10th March 2010.
Nomination
form and futher information
Milnathort
Cobbler - poem written by James D Sharp in 1939 -
Bulletin
Board .
Kinross-shire
Fund
Grants available for local community projects
For more information and to download an application form,
see www.kinross-shirefund.org
Bus
Outing to SECC Glasgow
Creative Stitches and Hobby Crafts on Sunday
7 March. For details of Entrance/Bus and departure times telephone
Mrs C Rodger, 01577 863785 before Monday 15 February
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