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Montrose beachfront speed humps green light sets councillors on collision course
Councillors have collided in an angry road safety row following the decision to install £9,500 speed humps on Montrose’s busy beachfront.
Angus pupils no longer travelling by train to Dundee college due to safety fears
Pupils from a secondary school will no longer travel by train to college classes in Dundee due to fears over their safety.
Angus Royal Marines admit Arbroath nightclub brawl after ‘potentially incendiary’ indecent exposure
A trio of Royal Marines have admitted their part in a brawl outside an Angus nightclub in which of the servicemen had exposed himself on the dancefloor in a “potentially incendiary” act.
New Flicks owners urged to hot foot redevelopment of derelict Brechin disco
The new owners of Brechin’s derelict former Flicks nightclub have been challenged to crack on with delivering a fresh lease of life for the one-time clubbers’ paradise.
Plans for Montrose cinema receives boost with pot of gold worth almost £100,000
Montrose Playhouse Project has been given almost £100,000 towards the purchase of state of the art projectors and sound equipment.
150th Glenisla gathering anniversary is big milestone for small Angus games
A century and half of tradition will be marked by the return of a traditional Highland Games march down an Angus glen this week.
Angus and Mearns Matters: Water, weeds and Sir Isaac’s words of wisdom
“Sir Isaac Newton told us why, an apple fell down from the sky.
Pharmacy support workers taking industrial action across Tayside could strike ‘indefinitely’
NHS pharmaceutical support workers across Tayside walked out on Monday morning, going on strike "indefinitely" over pay banding.
Tayside cancer patient unable to park in hospital’s blue-badge space because skip placed there
A cancer patient has slammed bosses at Arbroath Infirmary after he was unable to park in a disabled bay because a skip had been left there.
‘Incredibly sad’ — charity slams number of people dying in Tayside hospitals who are fit to leave
Thirty elderly patients per year are dying in Tayside hospitals despite being fit enough to leave in what has been branded an "incredibly sad" situation.
