Council leader vows to tread carefully following Travellers’ eviction decision
A council leader has promised to handle the impending eviction of a St Cyrus Travelling community as a "sensitive situation”.
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St Cyrus Travellers decision ‘disappointing for all’ says group
The decision to clear out a controversial Mearns Traveller site has been criticised as “disappointing for all” by a human rights group.
Under-occupied Angus primary schools could face closure
Parents will be asked what to do with emptying Angus schools as the local authority considers closures as part of a 30-year strategy.
No plans for prosecution a year after woman’s tragic death in Arbroath road accident
The Crown Office has confirmed there will be no prosecution over an accident that claimed the life of an Angus pensioner last year.
Financial effects of Storm Frank still being felt in the Mearns
The repercussions of a catastrophic storm are still being felt in the Mearns, 21 months after it wreaked a trail of destruction across the region.
Men caught with counterfeit notes in Angus
Angus police caught two men with almost £1,000 in counterfeit notes, a court heard.
Angus waste costs ‘will become horrendous’
The leader of Angus Council has warned the cost of keeping the county’s recycling centres open will “pale into insignificance” next to spiralling waste disposal fees.
Merlin pilot gives Arbroath pupils a course in higher learning
Angus secondary school pupils have been given a flying visit by Royal Navy helicopters as part of their higher learning.
Arbroath bus service changes fail to find favour with locals
The residents of an Angus town are feeling run down over changes to bus services.
Angus appeal after traditional band lose everything in fire
An Angus fundraiser has been launched to support a touring band after their gear was destroyed in an arson attack.