Arbroath Wetherspoons outdoor drinking area extension leaves sour taste for objectors
Pub chain J D Wetherspoon has been warned it is in the last chance saloon over expanding its alfresco drinking offering to Angus punters.
Councillor Alex King
Work begins to repair Arbroath harbour wall following collapse
Contractors have arrived onsite at Arbroath Harbour as the first phase of repair work to the section of wall which collapsed into the sea begins.
Dredging and poor maintenance caused Arbroath harbour wall collapse, source claims
Angus Council is facing claims that a lack of maintenance and recent dredging operations are to blame for a large section of Arbroath's harbour wall collapsing into the sea.
Hopes 2019 will see end to silence over Strathmartine Hospital redevelopment
Hopes have been aired 2019 will finally bring long-awaited progress on development of the vandal-hit Strathmartine Hospital site on the border of Angus and Dundee.
Early shadow of doubt cast over village-sized Angus solar farm bid
Early doubts have been cast over plans to create one of Scotland’s biggest solar farms on the Angus/Dundee border.
Fear that common good funds are being “whittled away”
An Angus councillor has warned greater consideration should be given to which projects receive common good cash, fearing the “whittling” away of funds may lead to problems if urgent repairs are required on common good properties.
Council set wheels in motion for community asset transfer for Angus Cycle Hub
The Angus Cycle Hub is back on track to plan for its future after Angus Council agreed a community asset transfer of its new base in Arbroath.
Angus Council warned to take tough action on illegal Travellers or risk “another St Cyrus”
Angus Council has been warned it risks “another St Cyrus” unless it takes tough action on illegal Travellers.
Parking charges decision-making to be scrutinised but system stays in place
Angus councillors are to re-examine the vexed question of charges for the county’s off-street car parks –but only the process of how the controversial system came into being.
Political storm rolls in over Montrose dredging dispute
A wave of political posturing has engulfed the dredging licence row which it has been claimed could threaten the future prosperity of Montrose port.