A new smartphone app is set to launch next month in a bid to boost business and footfall in Arbroath. Our Arbroath will help people discover what's on, where to go, and how to make the most of their time locally. Described...
Read MoreGlencadam in Brechin has opened the doors to its brand new visitor centre in a landmark moment in the bicentenary of the Angus distillery. Visitors can now enjoy guided tours, tutored tastings and an interactive exhibition. It traces Glencadam’s journey from its...
Read MoreMontrose Playhouse is in the running to be named the first recipient of a new competition recognising the nation's best independent cinemas. The converted former town swimming pool has been revealed as one of five nominees for the inaugural British Independent...
Read MoreA new music festival is coming to Brechin - with up to 8,000 fans a day expected to descend on the town. Summer's End Angus will take place in August 2026 at Brechin Castle showground, with organisers promising a weekend packed...
Read MoreBrechin is preparing for its largest invasion in nearly 600 years – but this time, it’s not armies clashing. Instead of the 10,000–16,000 soldiers who fought at the Battle of Brechin in 1452, thousands of music fans will descend on...
Read MoreGlencadam Distillery in Brechin has unveiled the team to lead the red-carpet welcome at its new state-of-the-art visitor centre. The company is putting the finishing touches to the milestone development in what is its bicentenary year. Michael van der Veen has been...
Read MoreGeese are set to be the focus of a new festival taking place in Montrose nest month. Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve and Visitor Centre welcomes tens of thousands of pink-footed geese every autumn and this year, to celebrate the visitor centre's...
Read MoreAs a child Lesley McArthur had no idea her family owned the historic Glen Clova Estate - let alone that she would run it with her father one day. "We had a tenant who ran the hotel at that point," she...
Read MoreAlittle dog is curled up on the sofa and looks up as we enter the Wee Bear Café. This Bear, after whom the busy venue with accommodation on the banks of Loch of Lintrathen is named. "He's the boss!" employee Megan Beattie...
Read MoreThe tourism industry continues to thrive in Angus, delivering a substantial £326 million boost to the economy in 2024. Research conducted by Global Tourism Solutions, using the Scottish Tourism Economic Activity Monitor (STEAM) model, highlighted 1.3 million visitors explored Angus in...
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