Brechin book-lovers are invited to the third annual Reading Group Day in Angus, at Carnoustie Library on Saturday (June 1) from 2 to 3.30 p.m.

The news that Scottish homes may be subsidising flood insurance in the UK as a totally unacceptable anomaly by a local MSP.

North Angus Football Schools Association today (May 22)became a recipient of the coveted ‘Go for it Scotland!’ sports bursary, by Quality Meat Scotland and sportscotland

With less than two weeks until their lunch date, organisers at Brechin’s Gardner Memorial Church will be hoping the weather is fair for their Big Lunch event.

Members of Stracathro WRI have rallied round to support the Backpack Project run by the charity Mary’s Meals.

Planning permission is being sought for the following projects in the Brechin area:-

Police Scotland is urging drivers to take the utmost care on the roads as heavy rain, hailstones and thunderstorms are set to sweep across Tayside this afternoon and into the evening.

Angus Council will be promoting the county to show that it is ideally placed to service the offshore wind and renewables markets at a major event this week.

The Association of British Insurers has confirmed its members will offer flood insurance for an extra month beyond the end of the current agreement.

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North Angus and Mearns MSP, Nigel Don, has welcomed the news that Scotland’s employment rate has risen.

Planning permission is being sought for the following project in Brechin and the surrounding area:-

The Dalhousie Day Care Centre got a bit of a spruce up recently, when a team of volunteers attended the centre to paint their kitchen.

The Great Yellow Bumblebee can now only be found in north and west Scotland, according to a University of Reading study.

News that two major oil companies are being investigated over price fixing for road fuel has been met with anger by a local MP.

Police were left dealing with a traffic collision in Commerce Street, Brechin, after a vehicle hit a building.

Historical murders and misdeeds from the Angus area are the main focus of a brand new book by local author, Forbes Inglis.

People who drop litter or who leave dog mess on The Stables land have been warned - the premises is covered by CCTV.

One lane of the north and southbound carriageways of the A90, just south of Brechin, have been closed following after lorry travelling northbound shed its load.