Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Open to every household. Tea and biscuits provided.
Our mission We look after our surroundings, look out for one another, and help Bertha Park grow into somewhere everyone’s proud to call home. Growing Together
What we are
We are a constituted not for profit residents’ group representing everyone living in Bertha Park. Our Committee, made up entirely of volunteers, hold regular meetings throughout the year, and everyone is welcome to attend, share opinions, and raise any community issues. Your voice matters — we would love to see you there!
What we do
We are the collective voice for Bertha Park residents, working closely with developers and the local council to ensure our community’s interests are heard. We also liaise with the factor to keep our green spaces well maintained, fundraise for local initiatives and host regular events that bring neighbours together.
WHAT IS NEXT
We’re liaising with the developer on their new build phase, representing the community on plans for the new primary school, and making sure our green spaces are maintained to the required standard. In addition, we will continue to work with PKC and Stagecoach to try to improve our bus service.
What’s on
Meetings & weekly activities
Meetings run bi-monthly. Weekly activities at The Hub change with the seasons — check before you head over.
Residents Meeting
Open to every household. Tea and biscuits provided.
Preschool Group
Monday
Youth Club (YMCA Tayside, S1+, £1)
Tuesday 15:40
Babies & Tots (10:30-12)
Wednesday
Living here
A community of 600+ households
What it’s actually like to live in Bertha Park, written by people who do.
Schools & childcare
New primary confirmed in the PKC capital budget. Secondary at Bertha Park High. Nurseries within ten minutes’ walk.
About the area →The Hub
The community centre at Adamson Avenue. Weekly activities, family hour, hire it for parties at £20/hr.
See what’s on →Useful contacts
Council services, bin days, schools, emergency numbers — the contacts every household needs, in one place.
Useful contacts →Documents
Our constitution, past minutes, and meeting agendas — the group’s record, open for any resident to read.
Read the documents → Get involved
Six ways to take part
Every household has a voice — and the group is what residents put into it.
Come to a meeting
Bi-monthly at The Hub. No need to RSVP. Bring a question or just listen.
See the next one →Stand for committee
Four office-bearer roles and seven member seats. Election at the September AGM.
Email to nominate →Apply for a grant
Up to £750 per project from the developer fund. Round 2 open now.
Read the criteria →Comment on a planning app
We’ll tell you which window is open and how to write a useful response.
Planning portal →Volunteer at The Hub
Family hour, Saturday open house, seasonal events. Two hours a month makes a difference.
Email to volunteer →Just say hello
New to Bertha Park? Drop us a line and we’ll point you to your nearest neighbours and groups.
Get in touch →