Apprenticeships have been around since the Middle Ages – as a way of skilled craftsmen gaining the labour of young people at low pay rates in exchange for providing food, lodging and formal training in the craft. As a result, we...
Read MoreAngus LEADER is encouraging young people who have a new business or social enterprise idea, or working on an established project that will benefit themselves and their local community, to attend the Angus Big Ideas Workshop held in Friockheim from...
Read MoreMontrose Port Authority has recently appointed Graeme Nimmo, former Ship’s Agency Manager for Seletar Shipping Ltd as it’s new Chief Operating Officer supporting Tom Hutchison, Chief Executive Officer. Born in Glasgow, Graeme is no stranger to Montrose Port Authority having sat...
Read MoreDundee youth mentoring charity Breakthrough is to expand into Angus. A three-year contract has been awarded by Angus Council, which will see the charity’s programme introduced to Arbroath High School and Arbroath Academy. Mark Armstrong, chairman of the Angus corporate parenting board,...
Read MoreIf Community First UK can get suitable premises and are able to raise extra money, they would like to create a community cafe, run free cooking classes by cooks with the food they sell. Provide two part time and one...
Read MoreAn innovative Angus manufacturing firm which specialises in state-of-the-art 3D printing of industrial components has spun out its traditional machining and manufacturing service as a separate company. Andy Simpson, managing director of Angus 3D Solutions, said the move would allow the...
Read MoreScientists claim to have developed the world’s first “climate-positive” gin using garden peas. Each 70cl bottle of Nadar, produced by Arbikie Distillery in Angus, avoids more carbon dioxide emissions than it creates, resulting in a total carbon footprint of -1.54kg carbon...
Read MoreOilfield services firm RMEC has invested a six-figure sum to add a second testing bay to its Angus facility. The company, headquartered at Cotton of Pitkennedy by Forfar, has purchased more than £1 million of rental equipment over the past two...
Read MoreA combination of trust and product diversification has seen an Angus based aviation art firm take off. Squadron Prints, originally founded in 1977, was taken over by aviation enthusiast Gill Howie 20 years ago. Along with partner Berry Vissers, a former Dutch...
Read MoreAn Angus based firm which supplies chocolate manufacturing and processing equipment is embarking on a programme of research and development after making substantial investment in plant and machinery. MacIntyre Chocolate Systems, based in Arbroath’s Kirkton Industrial Estate, traces its heritage back...
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