The Friends of Brechin Town House Museum have announced the dates of their spring illustrated talks programme.

February 17, 1972

This year, Maisondieu Primary School endeavoured to showcase a wider variety of talent at their annual Scots Nicht Concert, held on January 26.

MEMBERS of Brechin’s nursery community, left angered by comments regarding the quality of nursing in private nurseries in last week’s Brechiner, have been reassured that the comments “have been lost in translation.”

Primary one pupils at Maisondieu Primary enjoyed a Scots day on Friday, January 27, writes the Maisondieu Pupil Press Team.

THE proposed community campus came under the spotlight when the the City of Brechin and District Community Council met for the first time on Tuesday of last week.

40 years ago

The Dean of the Guildry of Brechin, J. Stewart Hill, has invited applications for the Guildry Travel Award 2012 which is open to young people in the Brechin area to facilitate travel for personal development.

Andover Primary School held a presentation of awards for their Burns Poetry competition.

February, 10 1972

There is good news for parents who are struggling to find nursery places for their children with the announcement that Brechin could soon get a new nursery with pre-school provision.

A recycling road show will visit Brechin as part of Angus Council’s support of a national campaign highlighting the benefits of recycling.

One woman’s recent memories of Abbie’s sweet treats has brought back some very found memories for another reader of the Brechiner.

HEAD teachers throughout Angus are being asked to consider changes to study leave for senior pupils, with the view to giving them more valuable time in the classroom in the run up to their exams.

Not long now until the mid term holidays.

Celebrate this year’s National Libraries Day on Saturday, February 4 with an exciting programme of events in all Angus libraries.

ANGUS Council’s Education Department has unveiled its first annual report card.

Working together for the better of the village is the focus of Edzell Village Improvement Society’s (EVIS) annual general meeting in February.

THE zero tolerance approach to bullying in Angus schools was emphasised at a meeting recently.

PLANS for Newesk, the £250 million sustainable community proposed for land at Edzell, have been lodged after a year-long master-planning process involving consultation with local residents.