Month: July 2023

There was an air of excitement in Auchmithie last weekend when members of the Heritage Auchmithie Arts Residents committee and artists met to make final preparations for the long-awaited Arts […]

A new partnership between the NSPCC and Britain’s four Gas Distribution Networks (GDNs) will deliver vital safeguarding training to more than 18,000 workers across the country. Half a million children […]

Big-hearted folk all over Angus are being asked to sign up to Alzheimer Scotland’s Memory Walk this year to raise vital funds to support people living with dementia across the […]

ANGUSalive have pulled off a major coup by securing a deal with National Theatre Live, allowing them to beam live performances of some of the biggest theatre productions in the […]

Kirriemuir Regeneration Group is a not for profit organisation. The purpose of the group is to engender community support and work with other local organisations to re-vitalise Kirriemuir and make […]

PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide is the UK charity dedicated to the prevention of suicide andthe promotion of positive mental health and emotional wellbeing in young people.PAPYRUS exists to reduce […]

We now have a comment from Lord Black of Brentwood as well as Save The Asian Elephants CEO Duncan McNair. This Bill is amongst the most important animal-related bills ever […]

As part of Angus Council’s Agile programme, from 21 August 2023, the Angus Health and Social Care Partnership teams currently located in Panmure Street, Brechin will be moving to the […]

Childline delivered more than 4,000 counselling sessions, including 273 in Scotland, to children and young people with worries around body image and eating disorders 40% of these counselling sessions take […]

The Angus Rural Mobility Hub has been awarded £10,000 of funding by the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP) to explore the development of green hydrogen for use in the heavy-duty vehicle […]