Montrose turns on the tap to tackle scourge of dumped plastic bottles
Montrose has become the first town in Tayside to have a state-of-the art water refill point installed in its centre.
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Forfar singer’s delight at £600 posthumous gift from great uncle he never met
A Forfar musician has spoken of his pride at receiving hundreds of pounds from the great uncle and lifelong music fan he never got the chance to meet.
VIDEO: ‘It was eerie’: Shocked Tayside fishery owner films ‘tornado’ overhead
The owner of a Tayside trout fishery has spoken of the moment he feared a homespun tornado would touch down on top of him.
The real fight club: Former bare-knuckle boxing champion Decca Heggie urges men to speak out about mental health
Former bare-knuckle boxing champion turned film star Decca Heggie tells Michael Alexander why he’s decided to speak out about his battles with bullies, drugs and mental health.
Farmer salutes ‘unsung hero’ Glen as thousands flock to Angus for sheepdog trial
An Angus farmer has paid tribute to his long-serving collie dog as he prepares to host one of the UK’s biggest sheepdog competitions.
Angus boy, 6, plucks extremely rare seven-leaf clover from his back yard
A Tayside family are stocking up on lottery tickets after finding what they believe to be a seven-leaf clover in their backyard.
Brechin couple name daughter Harley-Rose in honour of record-breaking motorcycle festival
Love and motorcycle fumes were in the air in Brechin this weekend as the annual Harley-Davidson in the City festival came to town.
Action demanded over empty shops ‘blighting’ Angus and Fife towns
Angus and Fife town centres are among those worst hit by the “blight” of shops lying empty and unused, according to a report.
Fight is on to keep ‘invaluable’ weapons in Angus
Invaluable bronze-age weapons unearthed in Carnoustie should go on permanent display in Angus, a councillor has argued.
Tayside councils under pressure to scrap bank deals after Fife Council saves millions
Cash-strapped councils are coming under pressure to scrap commercial loans after Fife's local authority became one of the first in Scotland to save millions.