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Hardworking Heather awarded

Pictured at the Dunkeld Citizen of the year award presentation is winner Heather Hampton with former policeman Peter Hinchey (left) and guest speaker Peter Nelson (right).
John Smith

A large crowd gathered at the Dunkeld Memorial park on January 26 in the early morning to see local women […]

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