Lochy Porter is a man who knows strawberries as three generations of his family have grown the soft fruit at East Seaton Farm in Angus. Having inherited the farm from his father, Lochy has seen a lot of changes during the...
Read MoreAngus culture and heritage is set for a shot in the arm through a new drive to deliver a dedicated strategy for the district. As Tay Cities neighbours revealed an innovative bid to become the first UK City of Culture collaborative,...
Read MoreGrowth during uncertainty, resilience in the toughest of conditions, innovation and creativity shining through… entries to this year’s Courier Business Awards had it all. Members of the judging panel were staggered by the quality of submissions when they met to decide...
Read MoreTowns and cities linked by the River Tay have joined forces in a bid to be named the next UK City of Culture. In an unusual collective bid, the Tay Cities region has submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) to be...
Read MoreThe firm that owns Tayside resort Piperdam saw sales fall by more than £3 million in 2020, but insists the resort is performing well. Coppergreen Developments has owned the golf and leisure facility since 2016. Newly filed annual accounts lay bare the...
Read MoreA new Scottish drinks brand which is the brainchild of a Tayside woman and her Aberdonian brother-in-law has officially launched to the market. Ruth Jones, 32, from Auchterhouse in Angus has teamed up with Stuart McPhee to bring their new hard...
Read MoreTourism experts are predicting a long-lasting business boost for Angus when the AIG Women's Open tees off today. The tourism sector is expecting a business boom as millions of viewers tune in across the globe. Around 8,000 fans will attend the championship...
Read MoreGins fans are in for a treat this September when Caledonian Railway and local producers, The Gin Bothy, team up once again to create an immersive experience that sees spirited fans travelling from Brechin to Bridge of Dun and back...
Read MoreApplications are open for a fund to support Scottish food and drink suppliers and producers to invest in future growth. A new funding round for the Food Processing and Marketing Grant Scheme opened on 4th August 2021. The deadline for applications...
Read MoreA £250,000 fighting fund to help innovate Angus firms thrive in the post-pandemic business landscape is being launched. Angus Council will take a slice of the £5.6 million help it will receive from the Scottish Government this year to set up...
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