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The week in review

24 October 2026 – 30 October 2026

24–30 October: a Path of Condie course record, Loch Leven play-trail proposals, the farmers’ market cancellation and Milnathort roadworks, with original sources.

Loch Leven and the surrounding district — Loch Leven & the surrounding district · area photograph

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A course record at the Path of Condie

24 October · Milnathort

Jamie Lessels of Fife Athletic Club won the Path of Condie Half Marathon in 1:14:04, a new male course record according to Kinross Road Runners’ final results. Laura Sanchez of Kinross Road Runners was first woman in 1:25:47. Alastair Barnes was the first KRR man home, finishing fourth overall in 1:21:21. A strong local showing on a demanding course.

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Nature-themed play trail proposed at Loch Leven

Reported 27 October · Loch Leven

The Courier reported that the RSPB has submitted proposals to improve the reserve’s children’s play area with an inclusive nature-themed trail. Ideas include accessible play equipment and sensory features, with local children helping shape the designs. These are proposals seeking permission, rather than a completed new attraction.

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Bad weather cancelled Saturday’s farmers’ market

24 October · Kinross High Street

KLEO confirmed that the Kinross Farmers’ Market scheduled for Saturday 24 October was cancelled because of bad weather. This records the cancellation of that specific market; it does not describe a market that went ahead.

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Southbound M90 maintenance listed at Milnathort

29–30 October · Milnathort

Traffic Scotland listed a southbound lane closure at Milnathort for landscape maintenance, with the work period beginning at 7:30pm on 29 October and an overnight activity window ending at 6:30am on 30 October. This is the official works schedule, rather than confirmation of delays or completion.

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A selection of the week’s local updates. Community diary entries describe advertised events; they are not reports of attendance or outcomes. Area and venue photographs do not depict the individual events. Some original reports may require a subscription.