Errol Easter egg trail team won't be deterred by vandals

Errol Easter egg trail team won't be deterred by vandals
Community feedback has been positive for an initiative by Carse Active in Errol, Perthshire where an Easter egg hunt went ahead even after a small minority tried to bring it down.
Local residents Dave Cassie and Sama'an Akel have got plans to keep the Errol and wider Carse community active (Image: Perthshire Advertiser)
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