16 Apr 2026
Perth & Kinross Disability Sport, in partnership with Perth Archery Club, Scottish Archery and Scottish Disability Sport are delighted to invite entries from across Scotland to our Fair City Games 2026 Perth & Kinross Disability Sport Archery Championships.
Date: 17th May 2026Â Â Â Â
Time: 10am start and usually runs until 2pm    Â
Location: Gannochy Sports Pavilion, Doo’cot Park, Perth PH2 7HX
The organisers are looking for volunteers to support archers on the day, mainly with scoring, collecting arrows and any other help needed. Lunch and drinks are provided.
If you can complete below form please to register your help as a volunteer: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/wQYpiVdAHq Â
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