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In April of 2013, The Birks Cinema will finally open its doors after a long, determined fundraising campaign by The Friends of The Birks Cinema. Their tireless efforts, and generous donations from the likes of the Big Lottery Fund and the Scottish Rural Development Program, raised the £1.7 million necessary to bring The Birks back to life. The cinema is currently entering its final weeks of redevelopment and our building contractors, Hadden Construction, are pulling out all the stops to get us there in time. We’re putting together a packed program of advance screenings for local residents from Aberfeldy as well as the surrounding area of Highland Perthshire including Dunkeld, Pitlochry and Kinloch Rannoch. We’re also extending invitations to our neighbours further down in Killin too. Keep an eye on our website - http://birkscinema.co.uk/ - for details of our initial program and what events we’ve got coming up. We’ll also be hiring staff throughout the coming months so keep your eyes peeled for the vacancies!

a small organization set in the heart of scotland that can provide from 500 watts to 20,000 watts and can cater for any occasion. We have a mobile stage for hire so gigs can be performed anywhere .

A small studio gallery located in the centre of Aberfeldy. Audrey Slorance Gallery displays unique, original acrylic paintings, bright and colourful in design. Opened in May 2013, it also offers prin

The stables are open to all ages and abilities and the ponies and horses are well mannered and healthy. The surrounding countryside is perfect for riding and the trails lead by river, hill and forest. Mains of Taymouth Country Eestate also offers great accommodation, bar and restaurant, a testing 9 hole golf course, shop and delicatessen and Loch tay Boat Centre.

We love vintage. We love love. We love weddings ( who doesn't!) So we are here to provide you with all your vintage wedding needs. One off vintage wedding dresses, bridesmaid dresses, decorations, guest books, vintage china, bunting etc etc... the list goes on. We are new to this world and are growing slowly and steadily. Please like us, share us and follow us as our journey begins.

Cabinet Maker Mark Williamson and MJS offer a personal, professional approach to the design and manufacture of kitchens and store fixtures. All our furniture is made locally in Highland Perthshire to the highest standard in our modern workshop.

Inspirational journeys of 1000 miles on foot, bike, ski and by paddle in stunning locations and environments around the World. These journeys will all be off course a minimum of 1000 miles. The time taken to complete will be between 2 weeks and 3 months depending on mode of transport and difficulty. The journeys are not for super fit athletes although of course very fit people are welcome. They are for normal people who want to achieve something special in life. Preparation for these journeys is a key as the journey itself. Mental and physical preparation is essential for the vast majority. These journeys are 75% mental ability and 25% physical ability but obviously physical preparation will make the journey more enjoyable. I would suggest a minimum of 6 months for the average person. More if really unfit and less if already fit. Everyone who wishes to complete these journeys will have a long telephone conversation with myself prior to signing up. On the really physical ones we will also have training camps in the sunshine in Spain prior to the main journey. Lead time for these journeys is long. Recces normally happen 18 months in advance and the journeys will be marketed a year in advance. Applications will close 3 months prior to the start on most of the journeys. Size of party will be a maximum of 12 with the average being 8. Costs will range from £600pp to £6000pp depending on length of journey and the logistics of the journey. Charity. Sticking with being client led we will do these journeys for charity only if those taking part want to. I will not get involved in handling any charity monies, therefore, all fundraising if wanted will have to happen via the various online sites. Having said that I am very experienced in fundraising for charities via my other businesses so if you want to discuss please ask.

Mains of Taymouth Country Estate is a great destination for your vacation or for a great day out. The golf course is a real test and makes for a excellent game amidst spectacular. The Courtyard bar and restaurant awaits you to refuel ready for an afternoon horse ride or boating on the loch. Real freedom, real luxury, real Scotland.

Smart tree services specialises in difficult tree removal and using heavy horses for woodland and land management, using a combination of traditional and modern techniques. We excel in working on sensitive sites, nature reserves, parks or anywhere machinery is undesirable and a more sensitive approach is needed. We also carry out dry stone dyking and other ground works on agreement. Why carry out tree work? Using horses to extract logs was the main form of timber extraction in Scotland up until the late 1940's. Since then it has all but died out in favour of motorised equipment. Whilst large machinery is invaluable in the commercial foresting industry it is limited in it's ability to protect the woodland environment and eco-system. In recent years the British Horse Loggers have been committed to promoting Horse Logging as a low impact; environmentally sensitive method of extracting timber. As a rule we work the horses in two-hour sessions. It is recommended that a horse works no more than a 6 hours a day. Humans of course work longer and continue to work while the horse(s) rest. A typical day will start on site by 9.00am and finish at 5.00pm. Usually the horse(s) will have three working blocks during each day: Whether you require us to prune a tree, to combat disease, lift or lower it's crown, perhaps to increase volume of light, or to fell trees to facilitate a building project our highly qualified, & fully insured, staff will carry out a professional job with minimal disruption to you. • Felling • Pruning • Crown Reduction & Lifting • Stump Removal • Site Clearance • 24 7 STS Are able to respond quickly. Our preparations include a full site survey, production of risk assessments and of method statements, and a safety briefing for staff; Our services include • All timber extraction (first thinning through to final crop, firewood, coppice, wind blown) • Felling and extraction • Working alongside mechanical extraction methods e.g. snigging to trackside for further extraction The Benefits of using a professional horse logger to extract timber are • The low impact means Minimal ground disturbance • Selective thinning is economical as no extra trees are cut down than needed • Minimal noise • Can easily access steep and enclosed areas • Do not need big gateways and pathways for us to work • Ideal for wet, steep, rough and small plantations • Leaves no timber behind on the forest floor • Minimal disturbance to wildlife • No pollution of waterways Very effective on sensitive sites: • SSSIs • Nature reserves • Water courses • Archaeological sites • Public parks and pathways • National parks • Private estates

FearnMacpherson is a new architectural practice in Aberfeldy formed to ensure the continuation of the work of Bob Fearn and John Dewar and to introduce the experience of Rob Macpherson. Bob has been in practice for over 25 years in Aberfeldy and along with John Dewar, architectural technician is highly regarded within Highland Perthshire. Rob has worked with Bob previously and it was here that he completed his qualifications at the University of Dundee. Rob worked with Bob for a further 5 years and then moved to London and worked for 14 years. FearnMacpherson concentrate on residential, community and education work with associated work in energy provision. Residential work varies from unique individual new houses on new sites throughout Scotland, to steading conversions forming groups of houses and their integration with existing agriculture and estates uses. This leads to working with estate owners, factors, agricultural tenants and game keepers to look after their diverse requirements. Historic housing repairs, alterations and extensions to domestic properties are all elements of our work. Bob and Rob have worked for schools in Scotland and England. The work has been primarily individual buildings for individual schools, forming parts of their development plans. Other work has included hydroelectric power schemes in Highland Perthshire, obtaining planning consents and working with SEPA and consultants, and also the installation of district biomass heating schemes for steadings and a community conference centres. In addition we have experience of ecclesiastical work in redeveloping church halls. We also carry out works for new and refurbished shop, warehouse and catering units and continue working for a couple of museums and galleries. Together we have always enjoyed achieving the best we can for our clients, ensuring projects are completed within budget, on time and to the unique requirements of each project. This goes beyond simply delivering a good building, but ensures design is in sympathy with the environment, managed rigorously throughout construction and with respect to the existing buildings.

Stuart Johnston MIC, WEMT is one of the UK’s most highly qualified and respected mountaineering instructors and is co-author of the first and fully revised edition of The Mountain Skills Training Handbook and the Hillwalkers Guide to Mountaineering. Stuart is a member of the teaching faculty for WEMSI Europe and holds the position of training officer for the Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland. Stuart and his hand-picked team of instructors and outdoor specialists operate to the highest of standards and will always have your safety as their top priority and of course your enjoyment. There’s no point in having mountains of adventure without having mountains of fun. Click climbmts & meet the team.