Ride the North is returning to Glamis Castle in 2026 after delivering a vote of confidence in Angus. Each year, the cycling event draws a field of 2,000 participants, some from far-flung corners of the globe. It was launched in the north...
Read MoreA hotel in Arbroath will open its doors on Christmas Day to anyone on their own or keen to escape the festive “hustle and bustle”. Sianhan Smith, 31, has been a co-owner of The Townhouse Hotel on High Street since 2020. She...
Read MoreWhen the Summer’s End Angus music festival announced its first wave of artists, it was met with excitement right across the north-east. This brand-new festival, hosted at the historic Brechin Castle Showgrounds, had announced a preview line-up that would not...
Read MoreThe world’s second oldest golf shop is set for changes after its Carnoustie owners revealed new plans for the landmark. Since 1905, Simpsons on Links Parade has witnessed events on the town’s Championship course just yards away. Those include Open Championship triumphs...
Read MoreA major industry conference for tourism and events professionals across Tayside and Fife is set to return next year, for the first time since the pandemic. The Tay Country Tourism Conference: Moving forward Tay-gether will take place on 3 March...
Read MoreIf you are looking to grow your business in the Tayside region, then don’t miss Meet the Buyer Tayside 2026, a free networking event coming to Dundee’s Michelin Scotland Innovation Parc, Innovation Hub, on 3 March (10am–2pm). This free-to-attend event is...
Read MoreA Carnoustie metals firm has made the largest investment in its history with the purchase of a new laser cutting machine. J&P Metal Technologies in Dundee Street has operated in the town for more than 50 years. It was co-founded by Ron...
Read MoreA well-known Angus car dealership will soon boast two new big-name manufacturers. Forfar's Glenford site, home to Ford for almost 40 years, has now secured both Jeep and Leapmotor franchises. Bosses hope the new vehicles will arrive in the coming weeks and...
Read MoreAngus tattie farmers have teamed up with scientists for a project aimed at transforming potato waste into cosmetics and other "high-value" compounds. Partners include Aberdeen University and the James Hutton Institute (JHI). The university hopes it may deliver "skincare gold". Scotland's seed potato...
Read MoreSinger Susan Boyle is to make her long-awaited return to performance at an Angus music festival. We can reveal that the Scottish singer will make a special guest appearance at Summer's End Angus (SEA) in Brechin next year. As well as marking...
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