Windows and doors company NorDan UK has acquired the majority shareholding of Arbroath firm Esk Glazing for an undisclosed sum. Esk Glazing was founded in 1974 by Eric Irons and is now led by his son Craig. Since then, it has built...
Read MoreInvest in Angus is delighted to announce the launch of the Angus Innovation and Growth Business Grant. The new funding opportunity is designed to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Angus and drive economic growth in the region. The...
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 MoreAn Arbroath hairdresser and a Ninewells Hospital nurse have revealed plans to open a new wine bar named after their beloved dog. Danny Laverty, 53, and Paul Johnston, 52, have taken over the former Pende Cafe in the town centre. They hope...
Read MoreMontrose Community Trust is celebrating after a record year, reaching over 12,000 participant engagements and running programmes in mental health, physical wellbeing, dementia care, cost-of-living support and employability. While proud of its football roots, the trust’s impact reaches far beyond...
Read MoreThe overseer of the Carse Gray Estate in Angus for 25 years, who is now due to retire, has been recognised with a Long Service Award. Ernie Crighton was presented with the honour at Cortachy Highland Games by Lord Airlie. The long...
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 MoreMonifieth High pupils couldn't have enjoyed a better start to the new school year. Not only did they get two extra days of summer holiday, the doors of the new £66.5 million Monifieth learning campus were finally opened to welcome them...
Read MoreAre there enough uses for hemp to make growing the crop on an industrial scale in Scotland viable? That was the key question on everyone's minds at an open day held on a farm near Kirriemuir in August. Most left the event...
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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