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Celebrating the new award for the trust are, from left, Manager Maggie Lawrie, Vice-Chair Gordon Cairns, and Events and Administration Co-ordinator Katie Gillanders. (Pic: Alan S. Morrison)

Royal recognition for Angus-based rugby trust

Arbroath Fest's Andy McDonald with Specsavers Cat Cooper (Arbroath), Laura Stallerbrass (Forfar), Jamie Buchan (Arbroath) and Steve Alexander (Arbroath).

Specsavers’ sights set on biggest Arbroath Fest

The Brae of Angus resort features a five-star luxury hotel, an 18-hole championship golf course, leisure and wellness facilities, visitor accommodation and residential development. (Images courtesy of Oran Architecture)

Plans for five-star hotel and golf resort in Angus

Pictured, from left, John Forster (EAC secretary), Nicholas Cunningham (trustee ), Judy Forster (EAC asst secretary), Barclay Low (EAC President), Cameron Mathieson (trustee) and Lady Fiona Fraser (trustee).

Edinburgh Angus Club celebrates successful year

Angus Council tenants are being invited to help decide the level of rent rise for 2027/28.

Council tenants invited to share views on rent rise

Participants can complete the distance whenever and however they choose.

Step up to walk 100 miles for better mental health

In July 2005, outside Cadet HQ in Buddon Camp, Major Neil Quin and Ray McEwan shook on the deal to publicise the Dundee & Angus Battalion of the Army Cadet Force on a McEwan curtain-sider. At the wheel was Alan Fryers.

Take a stroll down Memory Lane with Gordon Cook

The award recognised the charity’s work as a specialist provider in promoting high standards of support for autistic people.

Award recognises standard of charity's autism support

Around 150 people attended a public meeting organised by local MSP Lloyd Melville.

‘Victory’ for community with launch of new bus service

Local MSP Dawn Black is backing Independent Age’s call for older people to claim what they are due.

Older people in Angus are missing out on more than £1m of Pension Credit

Councillors will consider the report on the two nurseries at a meeting tomorrow.

Angus nurseries set to close due to low demand despite opposition

Permission to expand the site was granted in June this year. (Pic: Google Maps)

Holiday park bids for another major expansion months after it doubled in size

"We must ensure every penny of a future energy wealth fund is reinvested in Scotland’s renewable future.”

Westminster View - Taking control of Scotland’s own energy future

Aldi redistributes surplus food to groups across the UK.

Sign up now for annual Christmas appeal

The driver of this Morris Bull-nose taxi was Bill Bruce, who emigrated to America in the early 1930s, helping to date the photo. The garage was later run by Ed's son, Jim, who specialised in providing chauffeur-driven cars.

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Cllr Cruickshanks said the news is “hugely encouraging” for the village.

GP services set to return to village's former health centre

The campaign was launched at SCAA’s base at Scone, near Perth.

Air ambulance chosen as new charity partner

Angus councillors recently expressed concern over a lack of information around the proposals. (Pic: Google Maps)

‘Opportunities’ if councils merge

The show will open at The Meffan next Saturday. (ANGUSalive)

Annual art show set to open to the public

“Angus Council has approved £1.55 million for harbour infrastructure, contractors are now discussing repairs to the slipway, and testing of the pier is scheduled for early November.” (Pic: Google Maps)

Holyrood View - A decades-old business is now at risk an in need of help

The view of Lunan Bay, which is the calendar’s picture for April. (Pic: Stephen Sweeney)

New calendar captures county from above

Monifieth High School pupils who took part in a charity fashion show in April, 2004.

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A site at Orcharbank Business Park has been earmarked for the hub. (Pic: Google Maps)

Progress being made on new Angus mobility hub

The total is the biggest ever raised by Scotmid’s charity fundraising partnership.

Scotmid raises highest ever total for charity partner

Pictured in June 2002 were the 1st Arbroath Beavers at their headquarters in Keptie Road. They had just had their investiture and presentation of badges and were photographed with their leaders.

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The campaign sets out how to dispose of rubbish properly and the penalties if people fail to do so.

Campaign highlights stiff penalties for flytipping

Lloyd Melville MSP with Councillor Julie Bell outside Kilry Village Hall.

Call for 2026 to be a turning point in tackling antisocial behaviour at glen bea...

The charity can help those facing debt and problems with bills.

Support available for families facing financial problems

Arbroath Royal British Legion held its annual golf championships at Arbroath Golf Course in June, 2002. The prizes were presented by pro Lindsay Ewart to winner Jack Edward runner-up Alan Mowatt.

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Butcher Jon Milne with the award for the business’s black pudding. (Pic: Graeme Hart)

Angus butcher has the best black pudding in the North East

The fund is expected to make £1.9 million available for community benefit.

Public consultation on Angus community fund’s development

Researchers want people to share their memories of Brechin Cathedral.

Open event to help record Brechin Cathedral's story

Funding from the John William Hay Charitable Trust will support the Scottish SPCA.

Angus farmer’s £1m legacy will support Tayside animals

The detached bungalow offers a peaceful setting in Kingoldrum, with single-level living and private outdoor space

Charming one-bedroom bungalow for sale near Kirriemuir

The Marnie Park frontage leads to a four-bedroom detached home with a driveway and integral garage

Four-bedroom Kirriemuir home with garden and garage for £285,000

Urban Cookie Collective enjoyed huge success during the 90s.

Montrose winter music fest back with even bigger line-up

L-R - Elliot Jackson, CEO of Children’s Hearings Scotland - Kevin Northcott, CEO, Rossie – Lee Lappin of Dundee and Angus College – Neil Rennick.

Tay Skills Academy is a first for Scotland

The North Esk is one of four areas in Scotland at Significant Scarcity level according to SEPA.

Rivers feel pressure of long dry summer

Spectators will get the chance to see some of Scotland's top archers in action.

Scottish Archery tour finals come to Glamis Castle

Members of the fostering and adoption team are pictured at the launch.

New campaign seeks new foster carers and adoptive homes

“Provision at Stracathro Hospital is one of my priority focuses for the next five years that I represent you at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.” (Pic: Google Maps)

Holyrood View - Securing a strong future for important hospital

In June 2004 this was Monifieth High School Sports Day. These S2 girls were about to set off on their 70m hurdles race. The starting pistol was fired by biology teacher Bruce Lynch. Wonder why those boys were standing there.

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The service can help visitors to make informed decisions before taking to the hills.

Hillwakers urged to use online information service during stalking season
Hill-goers in Angus are being urged to consult an online service to help plan their visits as the red deer stalking season builds to its busiest period.

Events such as the recent Summer’s End festival are helping to enhance the Angus visitor experience. (Pic: Phoenix Photography)

Events and experiences boost Angus tourism economy to £350m

Matty Hyndman is encouraging everyone to enjoy the area's historic sites.

Discover the health and well-being benefits of historic sites

The waste sorting system will next be introduced at Montrose. (Pic: Google Maps)

Montrose is next in line for recycling sorting station with roll-out date to be ...

The valuation day will be held this Sunday. (Google Maps)

Antiques valuation day to help support museum's work

The annual exhibition showcases the work of artists from across Scotland.

Annual winter exhibition now open for entries

Carnoustie Town Crier, Ian Smart took to the streets in December 2000 to let the residents know that Santa Claus would be coming to town to switch on the town's festive lights. OYEZ he will!

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The hub closed in April due to a lack of money. (Pic: Google Maps)

New use touted for defunct Friockheim community hub

Arbroath set to celebrate its culinary and cultural heritage with dedicated event this weekend

Arbroath set to celebrate its culinary and cultural heritage this weekend

Angus Provost Craig Fotheringham, pictured with Emma Gilliland and Kirsty Hunter of ANGUSalive.

New store opens up museums collection to the public for the first time

A previous campaign launch for Panel Members(Pic: Andrew Perry)

Children's hearings system is seeking new panel members

Options and recommendations will be brought to committee in the future. (Pic: Google Maps)

‘No good reason’ for harbour decision

“Young carers make an enormous contribution to their families and communities, often balancing caring responsibilities alongside school, friendships and all the other challenges that come with growing up.”

Westminster View - Committing to a principle backing the county’s carers

Broughty Castle a very long time ago. Note the boat in the foreground has a funnel, suggesting that it is steam-powered. However, it is likely not to have been a puffer, as in the iconic West Coast delivery boat, as the wheelhouse was right at the back in those.

Take a stroll down Memory Lane with Gordon Cook

Belle Rana will be up against three other acts in tonight's final.

Angus singer reaches final in search for Scotland's unsigned talent

Pictured is festival director Rachel Caplan. (Pic: Lesley Martin)

Montrose set for fourth annual film festival

Lloyd Melville MSP and Lara Bird MP have praised the new service.

Welcome for new Arbroath GP walk-in service

Councillors have given the go-ahead for the proposals.

Go-ahead given for Scotland's first XL Bully sanctuary to be sited in Angus

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Ian Stewart receives the Sturrock Trophy from President Alan Shepherd.

Canmore Bowling Club's prize presentations

The 50mph limit will remain between St Ann’s and Keithock, near Brechin.

Blunder means 50mph limit will remain

The team walked from Barnhill to Arbroath, raising £2,338.

Practice staff raise over £2k for cancer charity

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