In the July 2008 Newsletter, available in the shops on Saturday 28 June...
As you can see from our cover, Kinross Parish Church Family Week has very much come of age this year. Inside this issue you can read all about 21 years of Family Week through the memories and experiences of those involved. We also have a full timetable of Family Week 2008, which will take place at the beginning of August.
We also have the schedule for the Kinross-shire Agricultural Society Flower Show, to be held on 9 August in the grounds of Kinross House. As usual there is a wide variety of classes and trophies, so why not spruce up your favourite begonia and have a go?
In addition, this month´s Newsletter should come with a free T in the Park "Residents Information Leaflet", containing everything you need to know about this year´s event if you live in any of the areas affected by the festival.
If, after all that, you need more good reasons to buy the Newsletter, then we can assure you of topical articles/discussions on village post office closures and the proposed Loch Leven Heritage Trail information monoliths in Kirkgate Park. Furthermore, we have details of the successes of two Kinross-shire authors in what we believe should now be called "The Literary County"!
Once again, best wishes from the Team - we hope you enjoy your July Newsletter.
If your T in the Park Residents´ Information Leaflet is missing from your July Newsletter, you can download a copy from the www.kinross.cc website, or pick up a copy at Sands the Ironmongers, Kinross Police Station or the Tourist Information Centre, County Buildings.