Scottish Ministers decide to call in North Esk Park Traveller encampment
Scottish Ministers have decided to call in the controversial North Esk Park planning approval at St Cyrus.
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Sunset Song Mearns mill community takeover plan at key stage
A community ownership plan to turn a historic Mearns mill into a visitor centre has won the backing of planners.
Mearns road, closed due to subsidence, to reopen
A Mearns road which was closed due to subsidence is due to reopen on Thursday.
Time running out for Scottish Government to act on St Cyrus Travellers application
Time is running out for the Scottish Government to call in the controversial North Esk Park planning approval.
Angus homeless applications hit new low – but still amounted to almost 700 last year
Homelessness in Angus has dropped to its lowest level in five years.
Angus and Mearns Matters: Mother Nature will always be capable of having final say at St Cyrus
Its thunderous cacophony could have been the sound of a jet engine skimming the mouth of the River North Esk, but was infact the booming voice of Mother Nature.
Call-in clamour begins after latest turn in St Cyrus Traveller’s site “merry go-round”
Demands for the Scottish Government to call-in the North Esk Park planning approval have begun in the immediate aftermath of a controversial green light for the Travellers’ site on the Aberdeenshire/Angus border.
‘Justice and common sense has prevailed’: St Cyrus Travellers shed tears of joy as councillors back site
Travellers shed tears of joy as councillors dramatically voted to allow them to remain on their unauthorised St Cyrus site.
Signs of ancient Neolithic settlement unearthed on Carnoustie farmland
Carnoustie is continuing to reveal the story of its ancient past in the latest excavation works linked to a major residential and business development.
Weak beams spark further traffic misery for Mearns motorists
Weak edge beams will prompt more traffic misery for Fourdon residents when a collapsed wall is rebuilt.