Pupils playing pivotal part in cleaning up Kirriemuir
Southmuir P7 pupils have left a positive environmental legacy for their pals and the local community as they make the step up to senior school.
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Scottish tourism industry Oscars nomination for team behind Angus Dragon Matrix
A mystical spectacular has launched in Angus on the back of a shortlist nomination in Scotland’s tourism Oscars.
Three-year community order for Angus man who took bathroom photos of naked sister
An Angus man who took photos of his naked sister in the bathroom has been placed on a three-year community order.
Glamis Castle looks to cash in on 10 year deal with Great Wall
Glamis Castle is building new links with the important Chinese tourism market as the Angus landmark celebrates a decade-long twinning arrangement with the Great Wall.
Council closes chapter on Barrie quote fiasco
Carefully chosen words have finally been laid down in the heart of Kirriemuir to remedy a revamp blunder which left Peter Pan fans scratching their heads earlier this year.
Abandoned inflatable sparks Mearns rescue operation
Coastguard chiefs have called for people to show common sense after an abandoned inflatable sparked a major weekend emergency operation off the Mearns coast.
Next chapter in success of long-established Angus book fair
An ancient map of Angus, possibly the oldest in existence, is set to be a star attraction at Scotland’s largest one-day book fair in the county this weekend.
A real feast for visitors to Glamis
The very best of Angus fare, from its raw ingredients to spectacular finished dishes, was served up to Glamis Castle visitors over the weekend.
Stonehaven lifesaving equipment vandals condemned
Coastguard chiefs have slammed vandals who maliciously damaged Stonehaven lifesaving equipment.
Micro:bit offers big opportunities for young digital developers
Forfar Academy has launched into a new initiative encouraging young people to develop their digital talent.