An Angus distiller has won planning permission to pioneer world-leading green hydrogen technology in a multi-million pound development of its farm-based business. Arbikie will use a 250 foot wind turbine to power a hydrogen electrolyser on its site overlooking Lunan Bay. The...
Read MoreMilitary chiefs are drawing up plans to invest £50 million in an upgrade of the RM Condor base at Arbroath, we can reveal. The revamp is expected to focus on improving the accommodation at the facility, which has been home to...
Read MoreA £20 million plan to boost skills in Tayside and Fife could help reduce unemployment. The project, backed by Tay Cities Deal cash, is being led by Skills Development Scotland. Skills planning lead Ronnie Palin said the ambition is to ensure more...
Read MoreFour Angus Business have been shortlisted in the Courier Menu Food and Drink Awards 2022. The aim of the event, now in its fifth year, is to celebrate the outstanding talent across Tayside and north Fife. The WeeCOOK Kitchen has been...
Read MoreThe first production model of a new soil sterilising machine, designed to remove invasive weeds from used farming and horticultural soils, has been exported to a customer in the Netherlands by Arbroath developers, Reekie Manufacturing. With additional UK and international clients...
Read MorePippa Van Wees from Arbroath is one of as growing number of young people from across Scotland who are able to "earn as they learn" thanks to an apprenticeship. Pippa, who has played basketball since primary school, is able to pursue...
Read MoreThe Ministry of Defence has announced a new £16m programme which will boost small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) defence innovation. It is hoped that the funding will help the SMEs to innovate and be a key component in new pioneering defence...
Read MoreAn Angus 3D printing company is investing in new people, equipment and premises. Brechin-based Angus 3D Solutions, led by manufacturing veteran Andy Simpson, is taking on its first apprentice. Ritchie Webster, 18, begins his four-year modern apprenticeship in additive and subtractive manufacturing...
Read MoreThe businessman running long-established Forfar department store Jarvis Brothers has no thoughts of retirement, even though he will be 80 on his next birthday. The retailer was started in 1884 by William and George Jarvis, who built the shop's current premises...
Read MoreAn Angus businesswoman has shut her shoe shop for the final time after nearly a decade in Carnoustie. Little Feet provided a range of children's shoes and was run by Elaine McLauchlan. The business closed its doors last week with Elaine citing...
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