Welcome to Comrie’s Community Website
This website was set up and is run by the Community Council for the benefit of all of our residents and visitors.
Whether you are a local resident or visiting tourist, this is where you can find out all about our village. The website has all the local news and events together with details of all the things to do and see in the local area, from walking to golfing, historic sites and beautiful scenery.
The village has a wide range of shops, including hotels, craft and gift shops, a cafe, a delicatessen, bakers, butchers and general stores.
Community Action Plan
The Community Action Plan has been published.
If you want to see what the Community sees as its priorities ove rthe next few years, hard copies of are available to view in the Library, the White Church and the Medical Centre, or download a copy here
Walking in the Area
The area is renowned for is beautiful scenery and here you can find details a variety of walks suitable for all ages and abilities.
Please note that the eastern part of the Glenlednock circular walk is currently closed due repairs to the Shaky Bridge
Village History
Comrie has a long and varied history, from evidence of prehistoric habitation, through to Pictish and Celtic times.
The Romans established a fort in the area during their occupation of the country.
You can find a brief overview of the history of the area here.
Latest News
Welcome Vino Fandango to the Business Directory
Comrie Community Council are pleased to welcome Vino Fandango to the Business Directory. With a fantastic range of wine and more, we are sure that the business will be popular. Wishing Alan, Diane and Blair every success as they go forward.
Community Tea
Hello Tea Growers of Comrie and Crieff, Hope that you and your plants are doing well? I’m wondering about making a small amount of “community tea” this year from leaf picked from the plants at the factory PLUS any leaf you may have. I don’t have much availability so...
Welcome Alexander Antiques
Comrie Community Council are pleased to welcome Alexander Antiques to the Business Directory. We wish them well going forward. For more information and contact details, please follow the link below......
Help Save Our Library – PKC Survey
As you may be aware, their local libraries have seen a lot of change over the last ten years and in general, use of libraries has been declining as people make more use of online book stores and access information in other ways. The pandemic has also impacted on...
Cultural Connections – Making Marks on Paper
Comrie Library is proud to host a series of participatory, visual art workshops which will link text with examples of Scottish artists from the Perth Museum and Art Gallery collections. Accomplished local artist, Liz Kemp, will be using the format of Guided Drawing,...
Trees for Planting in Comrie
As you may be aware the stand of trees behind the Fire Station next to the river have been felled recently as the area was becoming over grown and the trees were too densely planted resulting in them being unhealthy and at increased risk of falling. As part of the...