Carnoustie Golf Links, home to Golf’s Greatest Test and host to last year’s The 147th Open is set to re-open its redesigned fourth course, The Nestie. The course’s grand re-opening will take place on Friday 26th April 2019 as part of...
Read MoreInternationally renowned trauma specialist, Professor David Alexander, who has worked all over the world with people affected by major incidents, including the Piper Alpha disaster, has been appointed Clinical Advisor to Arbroath-based IED Training Solutions. The appointment of Professor Alexander -...
Read MoreMontrose Port has embarked on the latest stage of its multi-million-pound berth redevelopment programme. The Angus port has spent more than £22 million on upgrading its infrastructure since 2010. The latest phase of work has focused on strengthening berth seven and eight...
Read MoreField-to-Bottle Distiller, Arbikie Distillery has been short-listed for the very prestigious BBC Farming & Food Awards. Arbikie was selected as one of three finalists from 400 entries in the ‘Best Drinks Producer’ category. The BBC Food & Farming Awards were launched...
Read MoreSector-leading Angus 3D printing start-up Angus 3D Solutions Ltd is celebrating being named a Finalist in three categories of the prestigious 2019 Insider Made In Scotland Awards. The Brechin company and DACC member, founded and led by global manufacturing veteran Andy...
Read MoreKirriemuir textiles firm J&D Wilkie grew its revenues by more than 30% last year as it celebrated its 150th year of operation. The Angus-headquartered company is at the forefront of innovation in the technical textiles sector with a footprint that includes...
Read MoreA first of its kind pilot project has been launched by Zero Waste Scotland to provide dedicated food waste reduction support across Dundee, Angus and Fife as part of an innovative regional collaboration designed to meet the Scottish Government’s goal...
Read MoreOgilvy Vodka opened their new £150,000 Visitor Centre at the beginning of March. Tours start on a vintage tractor and trailer, which gives a behind the scenes look at potato farming. Visitors then take an immersive, step-by-step walk through of...
Read MoreThe former tourist attraction, Pictavia, on the outskirts of Brechin, could be set to have a new lease of life with a major retailer casting its eye over the premises, which closed a couple of years ago. Edinburgh Woollen Mill has...
Read MoreVisitor numbers to several attractions within Angus have increased substantially, up to almost 30%, on the back of the opening of the V&A Museum on Dundee's waterfront in autumn last year. While Scotland as a whole only saw a rise of...
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