Here you can find some basic information about general community actions, meetings and important information.
St Margarets Health Centre
Tel: 01764 662275
Address: St. Margaret's Health Centre
St. Margaret's Drive
Auchterarder
PH3 1JH
Web: https://www.stmargaretshealthcentre.co.uk
Local Schools
The Community School of Auchterarder
Tel: 01764 662182
Address: New School Ln, Auchterarder PH3 1BL
Web: https://www.tcsoa.com
Aberuthven Primary School
Tel: 01764 661410
Address: 8 Park Pl, Aberuthven, Auchterarder PH3 1HH
https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/pk/aberuthvenprimaryschool/
Community Council Information
Are you interested in getting involved in your local community? Do you want to have a say in the issues that affect your neighbourhood? Then why not come along to your local community council meeting?
Our community council meets on the last Thursday of every month in the Aytoun Hall. They are a group of local residents who are passionate about improving our community and working together to address issues and concerns that affect us all.
All members of our community are welcome to attend the meetings, regardless of age, background, or experience. Whether you're a long-time resident or new to the area, your input is valuable and they would love to hear from you.
Contact email is adcc.post@gmail.com
NEXT MEETING January 29th 2026 at 7pm in the Aytoun Hall.
Minutes will be added as soon as agreed by the ADCC Members following the most recent meeting.
October 2025
May 2025
June Minute
Should you wish to read the minute of an older meeting, please contact us (aanda.cap@gmail.com) where we can pass this on. If you have a question regarding a specific Community council matter, please do contact them directly on adccpost@gmail.com
The Friends of Aytoun Hall
The Friends of Aytoun Hall is a charity limited by guarantee (SCO 27157) set up in the mid-1990s by the Auchterarder & District Community Council, specifically to secure the future of the Aytoun Hall as the primary leisure and recreation venue of the Auchterarder community. Until 2013, the charity was named the Auchterarder Leisure & Recreation Association (ALRA), when it changed its name to Friends of Aytoun Hall (F of AH). All residents living in Postcode PH3 are defacto members of the F of AH. At its AGM each June a Management Committee of up to 13 members of the community are elected. The ‘Friends’ Management Committee meets 6 times a year. Members of the public are invited to attend meetings. After a decade of lobbying the Council to refurbish the Aytoun Hall and following its £1.4M refurbishment in 2010, the F of AH’s revised aims are to represent the Auchterarder Community by providing feedback from users to the owner (Perth & Kinross Council) and operator (Live Active Leisure), influence management and suggest enhancements to operating procedures, and to organize fundraising events to raise money for the maintenance and replacement of the furniture and fittings owned by the community, but at the same time contributing to improving quality of life in the town.
Volunteers are always needed to join the management committee to fill existing vacancies. Anyone interested in giving a little time and contributing to quality of life in Auchterarder is encouraged to participate in the Charity’s business. Contact David Homewood on 01764 663049 for further information.
Minutes
November 24: Minutes of the Business meeting
November 24: Statement
Local Walking Paths
Download the leaflet for all information on the core path network around Auchterarder
Banking Information
We now have a banking hub in town!
Facilities are currently located within the Aytoun Hall, enabling banking services Monday to Friday every week.
Community Bus Timetable
Timetable update:
Train and Bus Link Information
Link to Docherty's Timetable for connecting bus travel: https://www.dochertysmidlandcoaches.co.uk/_files/ugd/6338a5_32a9b1edf8f4403cb610f517b0927ca7.pdf
Defibrillator Information
The Auchterarder and Aberuthven area has several Defibrillator Units.
This data is not intended for use in an emergency. If you witness a cardiac arrest, you should call 999 immediately and the ambulance service can provide you with assistance, including informing you of the location of the nearest defibrillator.
- Use the Defib Finder map: You can use the Defib Finder web app to search for registered defibrillators near a specific postcode or location. This tool uses data from The Circuit.
- Download an App: Apps like GoodSAM also map thousands of public access defibrillators and can be used to locate nearby devices.
- Call 999 in an Emergency: In a genuine emergency, always dial 999 immediately. The ambulance call handler has access to The Circuit's data and will direct you to the nearest available defibrillator and provide any necessary access codes.
In the event of Emergency, call 999
Individuals can use DefibFinder to familiarise themselves with the locations of their nearest defibrillators. This will accelerate retrieval if instructed by a 999 call handler. Defibrillators are easy to use, with clear instructions. Training is not required.