Fight to save Forfar leisure centre heading to Court of Session
An Angus businessman has vowed to take the fight to save an under-threat leisure centre to the highest court in the land to stop its demolition.
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UK premiere of controversial film on Angus salmon net fishermen
A controversial film about the battle between environmentalists and Scotland’s last traditional salmon net fishermen will have its UK premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival this weekend.
Angus man threatened to kill partner on Christmas day
An Angus man who downed a bottle of spirits after taking a cocktail of medication brandished a knife at his partner in front of children during a Christmas night drunken rampage.
Man jailed after major siege in quiet Forfar street
An Angus man who threatened to kill anyone who touched his Staffordshire terrier and threatened police with violence during a siege lasting more than three hours has been jailed for 140 days.
Neighbour to set up action group against Forfar quarry
A Forfar woman is rallying neighbours to fight plans for a major quarrying operation on their doorstep.
Carnoustie Neolithic settlement the largest and oldest in Britain
Tests done on samples taken from a Neolithic settlement discovered at Carnoustie have confirmed it is the most extensive site of its kind in Britain.
Court action threat by Forfar businessman over failed £30k leisure centre bid
A Forfar businessman is threatening court action to block the demolition of the town’s former Lochside leisure centre after his five-figure bid for the building was knocked back.
Celebrating success of social enterprise partnerships
Pioneering enterprising projects were recognised at the inaugural Tay Cities Social Enterprise Awards ceremony in Dundee.
Letham Grange members back on course for new golf season
A once-troubled Angus golf club is preparing to swing back into action after its Taiwanese owner signed an agreement for the forthcoming season.
Council hopes tourists will boost parking income amid falling uptake of permits
Angus Council is staring into a deepening black hole of lost revenue from its unpopular off-street parking charges.