Scotland’s first drone port in Montrose will begin working with the NHS to transport medicines and equipment next month. Mercury Drone Ports at Broomfield Park will start trials on beyond visual line of sight drone flights in March. The first flights will transport...
Read MoreCrown Estate Scotland and Dundee and Angus College have entered into a partnership to inspire people of all ages to consider STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) opportunities at clean growth enterprise hub, ZeroFour in Montrose. Both parties will focus on...
Read MoreThe farm tour and holiday business run by Louise and Graeme Nicoll at Newton of Fothringham near Forfar has won Agriscot’s inaugural “diversified farm of the year” award. The couple and their son Scott were presented with the award at a ceremony at...
Read MoreMore than 100 new jobs will be created across Tayside, Angus and Fife in the next year as part of a recruitment drive by Openreach. The firm’s recruitment drive will see 65 new jobs in Fife plus 40 across Dundee and...
Read MoreThe cloud of uncertainty hanging over the future of Scottish pig processing has been lifted following the purchase of Brechin abattoir by Browns Food Group. The specialist pig slaughterhouse, which employs around 100 staff, has been owned by Quality Pork Ltd...
Read MoreInnoflate Dundee, a new inflatable adventure park, is coming to Monifieth. Hundreds of families are already excited by the news of a new entertainment option in the area. But what can we expect the new park to offer? And will it be...
Read MoreInch Cape Offshore Limited has selected Montrose Port as the future operations and maintenance base for its offshore wind farm – which will see up to 72 turbines located 15 km off the Angus coast. The wind farm, owned by Red...
Read MoreA plan is being developed to make Montrose one of the UK’s first 5G towns. Angus Council aims to use Tay Cities Deal cash to accelerate a scheme to deliver ultra-fast connection speeds. And it’s part of a wider drive to improve...
Read MoreOne of Scotland’s leading soft fruit companies has hailed a successful year despite its pre-tax profits halving. The latest accounts for Angus Soft Fruits – a soft fruit producer organisation based near Arbroath – show a 50% decrease in pre-tax profits to £574,356...
Read MoreFour of the most ambitious names in Scottish farming have been revealed as Angus Council partners in a new multi-million pound project which will propel the region to the forefront of agricultural innovation. The Centre for Agricultural Sustainable Innovation (CASI) , which will...
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