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Shock in Forfar at second sudden death
Forfar has been rocked by two sudden deaths in 36 hours. (...)
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Communities urged to stand up to threat of court closures
The threat to Forfar Sheriff Court has generated a call for the local community to lend its voice to any effort to hold on to it. (...)
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Lorraine Kelly 'proud' to see Timmy Mallett's art on show in Broughty Ferry
Paintings of Tayside landmarks from the brush of TV personality Timmy Mallett have gone on sale ahead of a solo exhibition. (...)
Pair jailed for roles in £25,000 heroin operation
A pair of Tayside men snared in a surveillance operation that led to the recovery of almost £25,000 worth of heroin have been jailed for a total of seven years. (...)
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Angus Council urged to seize chance to cut management costs
Changes to the political map have ushered in a new opportunity to radically reduce council running costs and look at a cull of highly-paid management positions, it has been claimed. (...)
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'It was textbook' — offshore worker praises pilots and rescuers after North Sea drama
An offshore worker from Angus has told how he and his colleagues braced themselves as their helicopter ditched in the North Sea. (...)
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Historic Scotland hoping Angus battlefield knowledge has passed down through the ages
A modern-day quest has been mounted to find evidence of the exact site of one of the nation's most significant ancient battles. (...)
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Campaigners claim to have found widespread opposition to Dodd Hill windfarm plan
Angus campaigners have stepped up their opposition to a windfarm proposal they claim will ''disfigure'' the 360 degree view from a popular county vantage point. (...)
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Black Watch welcomed home with Forfar parade before Prince Charles
"Well done lads!" — that was the shouted sentiment of one voice which captured the mood of hundreds on the streets of Forfar as the newly returned heroes of The Black Watch marched proudly through the Angus town on Thursday. (...)
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Forfar first to welcome soldiers home from Afghanistan
Newly-returned servicemen and women are receiving a royal salute and rousing Angus reception today in the first of a series of Afghanistan homecoming parades for the Scottish regiments. (...)
Angus gamekeeper Robert Christie admonished for trapping tawny owl
A highly experienced gamekeeper on a top Tayside sporting estate has been admonished by a sheriff over the accidental trapping of a tawny owl. (...)
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Wintry blast sweeps across Courier country
Tuesday's blast of wintry weather caused chaos in parts of Courier country. (...)
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Dresses worn by the Queen at centre of Glamis Castle's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
Six dresses worn by the Queen is the jewel of Glamis Castle's 2012 season in Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee year. (...)
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Former Noranside open prison goes on the market
The former Noranside open jail in rural Angus has gone on the market. (...)
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Cragfast — rescuers rush to save teenager stuck on Arbroath cliffs
A teenager has been plucked to safety in an Angus cliffs drama. (...)
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Friends rallying round to show support for Forfar girl Laura Forbes
School pupils are rallying around a friend whose life has been devastated by cancer. (...)
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Yellow line teams cause red faces in Forfar
Angus yellow line teams have left the local authority red faced, after painting around a parked car in a town centre street. (...)
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Nield prevented from challenging Angus Council's golf sponsorship deals
A bid by a leading Angus administration councillor to challenge the authority's handling of a promotional tie-up with one of the world's top female golfers has been torpedoed by the county's provost. (...)
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Scary skull has Gary trawling for answers
Washed-up remnants of a denizen of the deep have created a maritime mystery in Angus. (...)
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West Coast Energy opens Dodd Hill windfarm consultation
Windfarm developers will today stage the first of two public exhibitions over their plans for a five-turbine Sidlaws scheme. (...)
