Financial insecurity, rising costs and fewer customers are among the reasons an Arbroath café will close this weekend. After five years in the Angus town, Bearpig will cease trading on Sunday, 17 July. Owner Oleg Ermurati said trade has been decreasing every...
Read MoreThere is still time to submit an entry for this year's Courier Business Awards - but the deadline of July 17 is fast approaching. The Courier Business Awards, held in association with Henderson Loggie, rewards the top talent who do business...
Read MoreA butcher's shop which has operated in Arbroath for almost a century will close this October. Fleming Butchers in West Port was established in 1925 and at one point in its long history employed 40 staff. It was renowned for its...
Read MoreThe judges for this year's eagerly anticipated Menu Food & Drink awards have been announced. And there is still time to get your entry in with the deadline extended to Friday 15 July. After Covid caused the cancellation of the awards ceremony...
Read MoreA wind farm to be built off the Angus coast has won government approval. Inch Cape, a £2 billion wind farm with up to 72 turbines generating enough energy to power 1.1 million homes and which will be located about 10...
Read MoreWorking in a charity's management team was no dream job for Arbroath friends Sam McDonald and Amanda Digance. Sam describes it as "a dreadful time" and for the first time in both their lives, the colleagues quit. When Amanda went to get...
Read MoreIt has long been the subject of science fiction, latterly morphing into various predictions, promises and prototypes, but now the wait is over. Farmers and contractors in Scotland and the north of England now have the chance to put full scale,...
Read MoreMontrose Air Station has enjoyed a long and rich history stretching back to before World War 1. It was Britain's first operational military air station, being established by the Royal Flying Corps in February 1913. The British government made plans for 12...
Read MoreDundee & Angus Chamber of Commerce is looking at making a “substantial” business investment by opening an Angus office. Currently the chamber, which has a membership of 700 companies, has offices at City Quay in Dundee. However, president Steve Smith believes an...
Read MoreAn Angus firm which provides customer service support and smartcard services for the UK transport industry has won three major contract extensions. Arbroath-based Journeycall has won extensions to its contracts with Transport for London (TfL). The firm, part of the ESP Group,...
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