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.

Coronation Street Party

Comrie Community Council invite you to a Street Party on Sunday 7th May to comermmerate the corontaion of King Chares III.

The street party will be held on Dalginross, between the war memorial and mid square, from 13:00 until 16:00

Full details 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

Report from Parking Restrictions Meeting on September 16th

Good afternoon, folks, As discussed during the meeting on September 16th, the offices of Constituency MSP Jim Fairlie and Pete Wishart MP have released a summary report of the discussion. You can access the report through the link provided below. Additionally, paper...

Update from Comrie Fire Station

The Fire Station has requested the following be shared:: "Comrie Fire Station is currently having its Drill Yard resurfaced, and there will be increased construction traffic in and around the Fire Station and Strowan Road until the middle of next week.  Contractors...

Update from Oxygen Conservation on Invergeldie

Good afternoon, Yesterday, the Community Council received the following update from Craig Cunningham at Oxygen Conservation: Environmental baseline surveys have continued through the spring and summer months of 2024 including a 2nd full year of ornithological surveys...