‘Who do you think is going to tidy up after you?’: The Right of Way champion...
Police officers should support rangers to clamp down on "dirty camping", a leading countryside expert has said in the aftermath of a spate of issues over Easter weekend.
View ArticlePlanning go-ahead for housing conversion of historic Newtyle railway buildings
Historic Angus railway sheds are to be transformed into housing after the residential scheme won the go-ahead from Angus planners.
View ArticlePolice launch investigation after Angus caravan theft
Police have launched an investigation following the theft of a caravan in Angus.
View ArticleTraffic delays on A90 after two-vehicle crash
A two-vehicle crash on the A90 Southbound near Laurencekirk has left both lanes restricted.
View ArticleCaptain Tom inspires young Angus man to complete 101-mile charity challenge
Inspired by the amazing effort of Captain Sir Tom Moore, a young Angus man has completed his own 101-mile challenge to give back to the charities which have supported him in his personal journey.
View ArticleFree football academy launched for Arbroath kids
Arbroath youngsters are being offered the chance to take part in a series of free football sessions and activities.
View Article‘We want to see if people get a taste for it’: Kirriemuir gardening project...
An Angus project is set to yield a new crop of community gardeners.
View Article‘Play it again, Sandy’: The day time overtook the Duke of Edinburgh’s request...
The Lord Lieutenant of Angus and the county’s Provost have paid their tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh, including fond memories of the last visit of The Queen and Prince Philip to the area almost two...
View ArticleHMS Montrose among Royal Navy ships in gun salute for Prince Philip
HMS Montrose was among Royal Navy ships to fire as part of a 41-gun salute to mark the death of His Royal Highness Prince Phillip.
View ArticleSon steps up with 24-hour running challenge to take forward dad’s dream of...
Angus village tennis courts are at the centre of a revamp plan in a son’s tribute to the father whose ambition to see players on them again was cut tragically short.
View ArticlePolice launch investigation after gardening tools stolen from lock-up in...
Police have issued an appeal for information after a set of tools were stolen from a lock-up in Arbroath.
View ArticlePlanning bid mounted for nearly 150 new homes on Arbroath farmland
Plans have emerged for almost 150 new houses on the north western edge of Arbroath.
View ArticleFact and fiction merge in Montrose Air Station setting for new Scots short film
Montrose Air Station welcomed a film crew ahead for a shoot combining fact and fiction ahead of the Angus attraction’s planned re-opening to visitors later this month.
View ArticleBrechin schoolboy Tyler takes next step in quest for motorbike racing stardom
Angus hotshot Tyler Humphries is moving rapidly up the gears in his pursuit of motorcycle racing success.
View Article‘We have to give it a shot’: Community trust takes lead in what could be...
A town charity has stepped up to take the lead in a last-gasp bid to save Forfar’s Lochside leisure centre.
View ArticlePolice launch probe after chainsaw and knife stolen during Brechin break in
Tayside Police have sent out an appeal for information after a Hyundai chainsaw and an 18-inch knife were stolen from a property in Brechin.
View ArticleTown tragedies inspire Carnoustie DJ’s novel spin as he takes decks walkabout...
An Angus man’s unique spin on the term mobile DJ has raised thousands of pounds for a leading men’s mental health charity.
View ArticleHalf of the deer in Tayside and Fife could be slaughtered under refreshed...
Plans to substantially reduce Scotland's rocketing deer population have divided conservationists, land managers and animal rights activists.
View ArticleScots to enjoy sunny weather this weekend as travel rules change
Scots are set to enjoy sunny weather this weekend, with the mercury set to rise in time for relaxed travel rules.
View ArticleNot such a Rosie roadie: Why it’s not looking good for 81 new homes along...
Developers face a knockback for an 80-house Forfar scheme which planners say doesn’t respect the popular historic core path running through it.
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