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Hunt for owner after dog kills four sheep in savage Angus attack
The owner of a dog that killed four sheep and injured 15 others at an Angus farm is being sought by police. (...)
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Provost Ruth Leslie Melville to leave local government
The Provost of Angus has revealed her intention to leave local government at next May's election. (...)
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Neighbours' petition fails to halt plan for wind turbine at Balduff Hill
Fears have been raised that the foothills of the Angus glens will become the ''echo chamber'' of Scotland's wind energy revolution. (...)
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Second resignation from Arbroath Community Council
Arbroath Community Council — still reeling from its chairwoman's decision to step down — has been rocked by another resignation. (...)
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Arbroath common good property consultation goes online
The public consultation over a controversial review of common good properties in Arbroath has gone live online. (...)
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Stagecoach defends decision to not follow signs to Inverkeilor
Stagecoach says it will continue to review its timetables after criticism from residents in an Angus village. (...)
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Angus Council turns to the public to sort out Common Good Fund row
Angus Council will turn to the public to establish the controversial ownership of Arbroath Library. (...)
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Arbroath Guildry dean says library proposal would represent 'immoral quarrying of common good funds'
The head of Arbroath's oldest secular organisation has added his voice to the ''hands off'' cry over the town library. (...)
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Arbroath Library campaigners get off to good start
Campaigners fighting to retain Arbroath Library as part of the town's common good have claimed an initial victory. (...)
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Arbroath Community Council makes its position clear on Common Good fund review
Arbroath Community Council has waded into the Angus Common Good funding row. (...)
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Question marks still hang over Angus common good fund, despite assurance
An assurance that Angus will not have a single common good fund has failed to quell concerns over Arbroath Library's future. (...)
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Councillor makes appeal for calm on Angus Common Good funds
A call for calm has been made in the row over the administration of Angus Common Good funds. (...)
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'It's almost like selling the family silver' — more opposition to common good asset changes
A leading community figure has warned Angus Council against "selling off the family silver." (...)
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'Corporate theft' claim over Angus burghs
Local libraries, halls and parks could be asset stripped from Angus common good funds under new proposals. (...)
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Preventing access may be only solution to vandalism problem at Auchmithie
An Angus councillor said he fears blocking off access to a beauty spot might be the only way to stop littering and vandalism. (...)
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Former councillor Ron Scrimgeour says Angus Alliance treats others with 'contempt'
A former SNP Angus councillor has claimed that "party and tribal politics" contributed to his stepping down from office. (...)
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Montrose councillors' saltire row shows no signs of dying down
An Angus SNP representative has claimed there is only one true independent councillor in the county, as a row over a saltire escalated. (...)
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Taylor Shepherd development at former Wellbrae Primary rejected
Angus councillors have refused planning permission for a housing development on the site of the disused Wellbrae Primary School in Forfar. (...)
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Councillor declines royal day invitation after Signal Tower Museum 'snub'
An Arbroath councillor revealed he declined an Angus Council invitation to today's visit from the Princess Royal, after the chairman of the Year of the Light Committee was "snubbed". (...)
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Angus Council approves £45,000 funding to tackle Keptie Pond algae
A £45,000 borehole project has been approved in an effort to rid Arbroath's Keptie Pond of unsightly summer algae. (...)
