Race to stop wartime flower show pushing up daisies
An Angus flower show which has been running since wartime is in danger of pushing up daisies.
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PICTURES: Squadron exercise Freedom of Angus with Montrose parade and flypast
Members of a Moray-based air force squadron with historic links to Montrose paraded through the town on Friday to exercise their Freedom of Angus.
Carnoustie Flower Show on the brink of collapse after 147 years unless committee members can be found
Wilting support has put the annual Carnoustie Flower Show at risk of being scrapped.
The Newport rail line which was ‘buried at sea’ after funeral procession 50 years ago
It was the day a Fife train service was "buried at sea".
Welcome for U-turn which spares Angus woodland ‘tragedy’
Woodland Trust Scotland’s director has welcomed a Tay Cities Deal U-turn which would have wiped out 50,000 Angus trees.
Christmas Eve rescue mission carried out “in the most atrocious conditions imaginable”
It was the daring River Tay rescue mission “in the most atrocious conditions imaginable” which saved the lives of a stricken ship’s crew 40 years ago today.
Bid to save historic warship from scrap graveyard
A forgotten warship built in Montrose which has been described as “irreplaceable” is in danger of being scrapped.
Tayside mum’s warning to others after stroke agony
A Tayside mum-of-two has spoken of her agony after a life-changing stroke left her unable to hold her baby.
Lack of disabled taxis in Angus will prompt motion to seek government funding to reverse ‘appalling’ situation
Ministers will be asked to unlock funds to reverse the “appalling” lack of accessible taxis in Angus.
Police pledge patrols amid concerns about swim-happy Montrose litterbugs
Police say they will send patrols to target litterbugs taking the shine off an Angus beauty spot.