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Almost half of Brits ignore guidance for suncream application – new research

Have fun at Wild Shore Dundee this summer

Wild Shore Dundee launches full summer schedule

Hand-mounted stamps from Ayrshire-based designer Anne Struck

Fabric and Craft Sale Coming to Inverness

It comes as a campaign to end shadow banning on social media has been launched

Social media more likely to suppress women’s health content over men’s

The arrest of Jason Savage. Chilling footage shows a Muslim convert who dubbed himself 'Lone Wolf' carrying out reconnaissance trips as he plotted terror attacks in Birmingham.

Muslim extremist convert plotted terror attacks in chilling video

Get your school involved in Great Big Green Week

Join 1 million others during Great Big Green Week 2025, the UK’s biggest event f...

The row over deleted WhatsApp messages continues to dominate the headlines (Picture: stock.adobe.com)

WhatsApp to get major AI update and you can’t turn it off

Bar staff get showered in Carling as beer keg explodes in pub cellar

Watch: Bar staff get showered in Carling as beer keg explodes

A selection of confectionary and chocolates on a newsagent shelf

Much-loved chocolate bar to disappear - Nestlé says demand is dropping

Snow falls in Basingstoke.

Watch: Airports close as snow blankets roads and cars across the UK

Alpacas dine on donated Christmas trees

Super-sweet alpacas tuck into prickly treat - of donated Xmas trees

The public are being encouraged to take some small steps to stay safe over the festive period.

Take a few small steps to stay safe this party season

Otto the cat being rescued from a 40 feet-tall tree by Knighton Countryside Management in Weymouth, Dorset.

Heartwarming moment terrified cat gets rescued by workmen

Ha social media had a corrosive effect on how we communicate? (Pic: Joel Saget/AFP via Getty Images)

Is Facebook down right now? Meta outage latest

Lost Facebook features you may remember. Photo: Juana Arias/ The Washington Post via Getty Images

9 long lost Facebook features that will bring back memories

Here is how you can deactivate your Facebook account.

Facebook tests novel way for users to recover access to accounts

Tony Johnson (57) and his wife Eloisa (45) from Paulsgrove, was scammed out of thousands of pounds following a social media scam. The Facebook advert said investors could double or triple their investments and used Martin Lewis as the head of it. Picture: Sarah Standing (180523-4859)

Facebook is taking this step to protect you from fake celeb scams

Pictured are some of those who took part in Arbroath’s parkrun on Saturday. (Wallace Ferrier)

Arbroath parkrun joins others in marking the movement's 20th anniversary

Example of the 'Goodbye Meta AI'. Photo via Twitter user @hannahlouisef

Viral post claims it can protect your photos on social media - can it?

Margaret Lees with her cows as they cross the road from Park Farm in Ramsbottom.

Watch: Farmer stunned after driver complains about cows crossing road

Whale pops up from sea in front of amazed Jersey schoolchildren on trip.

Watch: Whale pops up from sea in front of amazed schoolchildren

Claire and Ryan Kerry's wedding at Nottingham Registry Office.

Watch: Bride has ‘Martin Lewis-inspired’ budget wedding costing £6,776

Angela Moretti performing at the Montrose RNLI fundraising event. (Phoenix Photography Montrose)

An evening with Montrose RNLI raises staggering total

Man runs across pub car park to save pint from ‘mini-tornado’.

Watch: Man runs across pub car park to save pint from ‘mini-tornado’

Dianne Alexander with road crew members David Scott and Allan Cleary.

Appeal for public to help keep streets clear during severe weather

A number of events will take place at events across Angus during the week.

Festival puts Angus produce centre stage

Local artist Anne Murray, whose exhibition will run at Ashbrook Nursery until the end of next month. (Wallace Ferrier)

Sea and coast inspired art exhibit

The town's Christmas lights are maintained, erected and dismantled by Forfar Action Network. (Pic: FAN)

Appeal to help meet Christmas light funding shortfall

Outgoing president David Stobbs hands over to new incumbent Scott Ballantyne.

New president for Forfar Rotary Club

Current and former dancers gathered at the OAP hall recently to mark the branch’s 70th birthday.

Forfar dancers step out to mark 70 years

Energy prices continue to pile pressure on household budgets (photo: Adobe)

'Spend to save' on heating your home now and in the long run

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Kirriemuir Food Hub backing Scottish SPCA's Pet Aid initiative

The community trust's soccer schools will cover the three school in-service days at the end of the month.

World Cup theme for Montrose soccer schools

The Hallowe’en Trail is taking place throughout October.

'Spooktacular' fun at Brechin Castle Centre

Lily Arkwright has launched a search for ring testers with a tempting salary

Get paid to test diamonds with a £267/hour salary

The garden group recently acquired a polytunnel to raise its own plants, some of which will be sold to help fund it activities.

Garden group glad to revive Edzell flower show

Brechin Scouts are looking for help for this weekend's Brechin Pageant.

Appeal to help Brechin Scouts with pageant plans

Pictured (from left) are Colin Nicoll ,Val Mowatt, Alan Mowatt, Scott Wann, Sandra Ramsay, and RLWW admins Linda Jones and Brenda Sparks. (Wallace Ferrier)

Award recognises Citizens of the Year

The camera obscura and pavilion were gifted to Kirriemuir by ‘Peter Pan’ author Sir J M Barrie.

Volunteers sought for popular Kirrie attraction

Entries to QMS’s competition should be submitted by May 1.

New online media challenge for farming teens

Lynne Duncan of Forfar Removals shows off the new secure self storage space.

Forfar removal business expands its storage facilities

Will you take the plunge? The Angus Tour Dookers enjoy Arbirlot Waterfalls. Pic: Alan Richardson

Are you ready to take the plunge at The Angus Tour’s best dooking spots?

Dogs like this Border Collie, Daniel is juts one of many adorable pooches needing to be rehomed with a new family.

We can help you find the purr-fect pet
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Schools across Angus will have to adapt quickly to changing Covid-19 guidelines.

Angus schools facing continued disruption

The show was due to be staged at the Webster Memorial Theatre at the start of February.

Arbroath Musical Society postpones show until later date

An apple a day...making small changes to our diet might be more achievable.

Making small changes to kick start the new year

Collection buckets are being placed with retailers throughout Forfar. The proceeds will go to local and Rotary charitable causes.

Santa takes to Forfar streets in aid of local charities

The accordion and fiddle club made a welcome return on Sunday night.

Forfar Accordion & Fiddle Club places music centre stage

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