Hello and Happy 2020! We believe it will be! We apologise for the break in communication, but rest assured, we are working hard behind the scenes to take matters forward, So, what have we been doing?Well, we&#39;ve been working with local Community Councils, schools and Perth College UHI, to engage with young children, young adults and local residents to discuss the vision and where we are. In order to start a wide programme of public engagement, we will soon be appointing additional staff and bringing on board consultants to help us formulate a design on the back of input from yourselves. We will then re-engage on the design and see what amendments are required, before consulting on a final approach. We expect this to take a good 12-18 months in total. We will be in touch very soon!

Happy New Year!

Hello!We haven&#39;t gone anywhere, but things have dragged out a bit our end. Getting the necessary resources on board has taken a bit longer than planned, which has resulted in a scaled down engagement programme over the last couple of weeks. We want to ramp this up as quick as possible and will hopefully address the issue by the end of the year, ready to hit things hard in 2020!We will be launching a new Commonplace website, which will cover all the investment taking place across the city. It will be your &#39;one stop shop&#39; for the the next five years. Once we have some exciting news about future engagement, we will announce it publicly and inform you by email, social media etc.Thank you for your patience.

We are still here...

Hello.We have some exciting news....we got some funding!! As it stands, Sustrans and Transport Scotland have committed to working with the council to deliver the Dunkeld Road corridor, which links Luncarty to the city centre. In order to start taking things forward, we will be rolling out a significant consultation programme later this year, which will involve a number of public events. We will announce details of these in advance, when we have enough information to do so and have some additional resources on board.We acknowledge change of this scale can be scary and the unknown can make some people feel anxious as to what lies ahead, so we would like to take this opportunity to clarify that no decision has been taken as to what the design will look like. The initial images for Dunkeld Road were part of a feasibility exercise, which was aimed as generating a debate on how we want our streets to operate and what we want from our city. Thankfully, you and wider public joined the debate and showed a healthy appetite for change. There are also others who don&#39;t want change and disagreed with the initial proposals and that is ok! We are not looking for everyone to agree, as that is completely unrealistic. What we do want to create is an understanding of why we are looking to make important changes and in order to do that, we know we need to take the time and create opportunities to talk to people, understand their concerns and how we can look to overcome them or, as a minimum, help clarify the picture and reduce any anxieties they may have. This project aims to deliver better streets for people. It&#39;s about Perth, People, Place.

We've done it!

Perth & Kinross Council recognise that you are the expert when it comes to your neighbourhood and local community. It's why we want to engage directly with you and understand how we can shape local active travel infrastructure to benefit yourself and others.

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