Bell Ingram Celebrates Landmark Anniversary Serving Rural Communities in Scotland
Bell Ingram, a rural and property services firm founded in Perth, is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year by planting commemorative trees at its headquarters on Isla Road, overlooking the River Tay.
This milestone event reflects the firm’s enduring roots in Perthshire and its commitment to serving its local communities across Scotland. Bailie Chris Ahern from Perth & Kinross Council joined the Bell Ingram team for the commemorative planting ceremony, underscoring the company’s strong connection to the Fair City.
Since its founding on 13th November 1899, when Henry J. Bell opened his practice on Charlotte Street, Bell Ingram has grown from a small land management consultancy into a leader in rural and property services with over 100 specialists across Scotland and the North of England, with offices in Perth, Forfar, Aberdeen, Beauly, Oban, Ayr, Northwich, Kendal, Thirsk and Morpeth.
Today, Bell Ingram’s dedicated team provides expertise in rural land management, farm consultancy, AMC agency, estate agency, forestry, accountancy, utilities, renewables and mapping.
The company will come together on Thursday, 14th November for its 125 Anniversary Conference and Gala Dinner at Crieff Hydro where staff, and partners will gather to reflect on the firm’s legacy and discuss the future of land and property services.
Mark Mitchell, Managing Partner at Bell Ingram, reflected on the company’s anniversary, saying: “As we celebrate 125 years, we acknowledge that our people are at the core of our success. Their dedication and expertise have earned the trust of clients throughout the UK, bringing a wealth of local knowledge and commitment to every project.
“Today, we offer a full suite of land agency services, and our professionals are out there every day, shaping the rural landscape. Whether advising on pipelines or renewables, surveying property, designing buildings or managing estates, our teams understand the lay of the land like no one else.”
Mark Mitchell also noted the company’s commitment to addressing new challenges, including environmental issues and evolving land reforms.
He added: “Bell Ingram is ready to lead the way in developing sustainable, innovative solutions. Our legacy of adaptability and resilience provides a solid foundation for us to continue meeting the needs of today’s world.”
As Bell Ingram commemorates its 125th year, the business looks forward to continuing its work across rural Scotland, with a deep-rooted commitment to serving local communities and the land itself.
