Eleventh hour intervention saves tourist season for Arbroath museum
A community-spirited business owner has stepped in at the 11th hour to save the tourist season for an Angus visitor attraction blocked by fly-tipped rubble.
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Good behaviour order for Angus assault man who knocked off neighbour’s prosthetic leg
An Angus man who assaulted his one-legged neighbour by knocking him to the ground and dislodging his prosthetic leg had his sentence deferred for good behaviour when he appeared at Forfar Sheriff Court.
“Absolutely disgraceful” fly-tipping blocks access to secret bunker
Access to a tourist attraction bunker on the outskirts of Arbroath which saw extensive service during the Cold War has been put under threat by fly-tippers.
Environmental group fears fly-tippers could cause Angus railway tragedy
Fly-tippers using a trackside embankment in Angus as a rubbish dump have been told they could cause a rail tragedy.
Captain Kirk and the crew of the USS Enterprise go Star Trekking across the V&A
“It’s a museum Jim, but not as we know it...”
Angus to host 20th Arbroath ANZAC ceremony in honour of the fallen
Poignant thoughts of a figure who founded an organisation celebrating Scots/Kiwi links will be relayed from the opposite side of the world to a sombre weekend service honouring ANZAC servicemen and women.
Fisherman’s “beloved” Arbroath trawler tracked down to Ireland for special 80th birthday surprise
A former fisherman from Arbroath has been reunited with his beloved boat for the first time in more than four decades.
Angus man banned after five times the limit drink drive offence
A brain-injured Angus man was found to be five times the drink-drive limit after shocked witnesses saw him abandon his damaged sportscar in the centre of Arbroath.
Man, 26, accused of shaking baby to danger of her life as part of five-year campaign of abuse
A man accused of shaking a 10-month-old baby girl to the danger of her life in a Dundee flat has appeared in court to answer charges that he carried out a string of violent and abusive offences over several years.
Pet owners concern at possible cemetery dog ban
Talks over the issue of dog walking in Angus cemeteries are to resume after opposition from responsible pet owners to any possible ban.