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Dundee civil engineering firm SGL Royle ceases trading with loss of 12 jobs
A Dundee civil engineering firm has ceased trading with the loss of around a dozen jobs. (...)
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Dundee University holding own investigation into student's Knockhill crash
Dundee University is to investigate its student motor racing team after a crash left a 19-year-old needing brain surgery. (...)
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Angus Training Group seeing positive signs for engineering sector
An Angus training provider has seen a dramatic rise in the number of engineering apprentices finding jobs. (...)
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Politicians accused of scoring points over RAF Leuchars rather than looking to the future
A Fife independent councillor has attacked mainstream political parties for being more interested in scoring political points on the withdrawal of the RAF from Leuchars, rather than looking to the base's prospects. (...)
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Abertay University to showcase next generation of digital talent
The biggest Digital Graduate Show in the history of Abertay University opens to the public at 2pm on Friday. (...)
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Rautomead chief sees need for new age of 'corporate philanthropy'
A modern-day philanthropist this week handed over £33,500 to support the palliative care unit at Ninewells Hospital — the biggest single donation the unit has received. (...)
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Wheels of industry — the Scots firms involved in the early days of motoring
Over a century ago, Scotland was dotted with small engineering firms experimenting in a brand-new industry — motor manufacturing. Brian Townsend takes a drive down memory lane, looking at the firms involved in the early days of an exciting new era of transport. (...)
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Mike's Buggies keeping youngsters on the straight and narrow
A mature Angus student is driving ahead a new community project aimed at getting young people off the streets of Angus. (...)
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Forth Bridge reaches next stage of UNESCO World Heritage Sites contest
The bid to have the Forth Bridge join some of the most awe-inspiring wonders of the world has taken a massive step forward. (...)
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Professor Roland Paxton hails Stevenson's Bell Rock wonder
One of the UK's most highly-regarded civil engineers was at Angus College in Arbroath this week to give a presentation on the construction of the Bell Rock Lighthouse. (...)
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Organisers delighted with first month of Year of the Light celebrations
A month after a rainbow of colours lit up the sky to mark the start of a year of celebrations, organisers say they have been blown away by the amount of interest and participation in Arbroath's Year of the Light. (...)
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New highlight for Angus Glens Walking Festival
This year's Angus Glens Walking Festival will include a walk dedicated to the bicentenary of the completion of the Bell Rock Lighthouse. (...)
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Customers raise a pint of Bell Rock Light to toast pride of Arbroath
Customers at an Arbroath pub had the chance to exclusively sample a new type of ale this week -- brewed especially to mark the Year of the Light celebrations. (...)
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Bell Rock Lighthouse celebrations hail the Scot who tamed nature
The Bell Rock Lighthouse has been described as "proof that man could tame nature" by author Bella Bathurst, who has been leading the 200th anniversary celebrations in Edinburgh. (...)
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Fireworks get Bell Rock lighthouse's Year of the Light off to spectacular start
A rainbow of colours lit up the sky in Arbroath as people from across Angus and beyond turned out to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Bell Rock lighthouse. (...)
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Fireworks display to herald year of Bell Rock lighthouse celebrations
Tonight will see a fireworks display in Arbroath to mark the 200th anniversary of the Bell Rock lighthouse. (...)
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Year of the Light: Arbroath ready to mark 200 years of the Bell Rock Lighthouse
The Bell Rock Lighthouse, 11 miles off the coast of Arbroath, is considered one of the world's greatest feats of engineering. Next week will see the bicentenary of Robert Stevenson's landmark first shining across the North Sea, and Jennifer Cosgrove discovered more about a whole year of celebrations to mark the occasion. (...)
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BBC documentary to mark Bell Rock lighthouse's 200th anniversary
The eyes of Scotland will be on Arbroath next month with a BBC documentary set to air and major events planned to mark the bicentenary of the Bell Rock lighthouse. (...)
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Engineer, lecturer and college governor Charlie Donaldson
Charlie Donaldson — the Dundee shipyard engineer who became a teacher, lecturer and ultimately college governor — has died at the age of 84. (...)
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Dundee bowler Len Allen
A 93-year-old Dundee man, prominent in local bowling for years, has died in Ninewells Hospital. (...)
