
Welcome to the Kettins Parish Community Council website.
Supporting our local community.
You can email the Community Council at [email protected]
Kettins is situated in East Perthshire in the heart of the rural landscape. The Kettins Parish Community Council area covers Keiller, Kettins, Markethill and Campmuir.
In these pages you can find out about the local groups that operate in our small villages and how to contact them. All the contacts can be found on the Kettins Community pages.
The community has access to the fantastic new Kettins Community Hub which features a community room with associated facilities for general meetings, parties, coffee mornings etc alongside a playing field and new changing rooms. Check out the Community Hub link for further information on how to make a booking.
The latest news, newsletters and events can be found on our News pages, and there are two facebook pages – a private Kettins Past and Present page that shares pictures and items on village life which you can request to join and a public page @kettinscommunityhub (live feed below) which features activities and items which may be of interest to anyone in the community.
Did you know πthat Kettins Community Hubcan now be booked through π» an online website? See the live calendar π for available dates and find
Kettins Community Hub : Online Booking Calendar
Book your event at Kettins Community Hub using our online calendar.
Community lunch tomorrow at Kettins Community Hub from 12.00.
Soup, sandwich and dessert with tea and coffee.
Classes at Kettins. Book with Amanda.
Contact Amanda to get this deal.
When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been
Mini bioblitz. Why not take part in the summer holidays. There is Kettins page to record your findings.
Biodiversity Village Communities Mini Bioblitz - Kettins
Mini Bioblitz to count our top ten list - Hedgehog, Slow worm, House sparrow, Song Thrush, Brown Hare, Red Admiral butterfly, Common carder bumblebee, Harebell, Ox-eye daisy and Ragged robin
Also new rules for recycling centres.