Education secretary John Swinney defends attempts to recruit teaching staff in Angus
Efforts to tackle teacher shortages in Angus have been defended by the Scottish Government.
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Poignant kiltwalk for Angus mum in memory of her daughter
A Forfar family who lost their teenage daughter to cancer is ensuring the fundraising legacy of the popular 'Laura’s Fun Day' will continue.
Road improvements for Arbroath’s ‘nightmare’ junction
Angus Council is driving forward ambitious plans to improve road safety near the Westway Retail Park in Arbroath, despite the fact it will use up almost all of its relevant budget.
For sale sign may soon be up at Montrose Infirmary
"For sale" signs are about to go up outside Montrose Royal Infirmary.
Angus cycling festival hopes punctured for 2018 after £50k funding bid falls flat
The wheels have come off plans to expand the services offered by Angus Cycle Hub after its bid for £50,000 from the Arbroath Common Good Fund was thrown out.
Stracathro Primary suitability survey should be rendered ‘null and void’
Campaigners fighting the proposed closure of Stracathro Primary School are continuing to pile on the pressure, claiming a suitability survey carried out by Angus Council was “invalid” and should be rendered “null and void.”
Angus architect designs cultural centre for Maasai tribe in Kenya
An Angus-based architect has fused his Irish background with jewellery designs created by the Maasai tribe to design a school and cultural centre in Kenya.
Funding gap highlighted over ambitious 30-year Angus schools plan
A stark warning over a funding gap for the ambitious 30-year Angus schools programme was delivered as Angus Council fired the starting gun on the far-reaching strategy bring new builds, merged campuses and closures.
Angus GP warns patients and doctors not being listened to
A GP has slammed the new Angus Care Model for inpatient services, claiming the views of patients and local medics have been ignored.
Former policewoman builds on personal experiences in award-winning business
An Angus businesswoman who has used her personal life experiences and her police career to set up a flourishing business has had her work recognised with a top national award.