Plans to turn Angus airfield into 76.3-hectare enterprise park revealed
Developers have signalled their intention to develop a disused Angus airfield into an extensive enterprise park.
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Tasmin Glass told ex Steven Donaldson ‘meet you Hill’ on night of his alleged killing, trial hears
Angus murder accused Tasmin Glass told police she sent a text to ex-boyfriend Steven Donaldson saying “meet you Hill” on the night of his alleged killing, but he failed to turn up, a court has heard.
Dundee firm goes from strength to strength and is now looking for new staff
A Dundee engineering company that went under during the oil and gas downturn before being resurrected by two employees is now investing in new equipment and additional staff.
Police to be at Dundee and Angus supermarkets to give advice on doostep scams
Police are holding two events today in Dundee and Angus to help people avoid being conned on their doorsteps.
Carnoustie grandad brought back from dead after collapse during leisure centre kickabout
A grandad has told how he was brought back from the dead after collapsing during a kickabout.
Attempt to scrap controversial parking charges in Angus by council’s SNP group
Battle lines have again been drawn over parking charges in Angus with moves to remove the fees in some towns due to go before elected members.
Police chief constable objects to Angus man being given licence to sell alcohol
An application to Angus alcohol licensing chiefs has triggered a flurry of concerns by the police.
Police inquiry into torched van dumped at Arbroath cliffs continues
Police Scotland has confirmed inquiries are still ongoing into the discovery of a torched vehicle near Arbroath cliffs.
Police release images of stolen jewellery taken during Angus housebreaking
Police Scotland is appealing for information about a theft by housebreaking which happened between 8.15am and 5.30pm on Tuesday April 9 at a farm cottage in the Arbirlot area of Arbroath.
Murder accused took ‘leisurely’ cycle in town on day he allegedly killed Arbroath man Steven Donaldson, trial hears
A man standing trial for murder was seen on CCTV taking a “leisurely” bike ride on the night he allegedly killed Steven Donaldson, a court heard.
Angus and Dundee cadets collect food to help needy families
Members of the Angus and Dundee Battalion of the Army Cadet Force have been collecting donations for Dundee Foodbank.
Boss of Monifieth McDonald’s recalls horror after aerosol can explodes in restaurant
The manager of McDonald’s in Monifieth has said it is a “miracle” no one was injured when a group of youths caused an aerosol can to explode inside the restaurant.
Probe as sparrowhawk found tied to bottle in field near Carnoustie
Animal rescue officials are asking for help to find out how a sparrowhawk was found tied to a bottle in a field near Carnoustie.
Tory MP Kirstene Hair slams ‘absurd’ backlash after she posted SNP councillor’s litter pic
A Scottish Conservative MP who posted an SNP councillor’s picture online without credit has described the backlash she’s received as “absurd”.
CCTV showed two accused of Steven Donaldson murder ‘debating routes in car’, trial hears
A police CCTV expert has told the Steven Donaldson murder trial he believes two of the accused were seen on camera in a car having a “debate” over which route to take on the night of the alleged killing.
Traffic cop tells of 40m drag mark to where Steven Donaldson’s body was found, murder trial hears
A specialist road traffic collision investigator who carried out a survey of Kinnordy Loch car park has spoken of a 40-metre drag mark to where the body of Steven Donaldson was found beside his burned out BMW.
Perthshire sisters celebrate diet success after losing astonishing 11 stone between them
Two Perthshire sisters are celebrating an incredible weight loss journey after losing 11 stone between them.
Forensic expert says accused could have been ‘1m to 2m’ from Steven Donaldson, murder trial hears
Murder trial jurors have been told alleged killer Callum Davidson could have been within “one to two metres” of Steven Donaldson for spots of his blood to transfer to a T-shirt being worn by the accused.
Woman born 30 years ago weighing 1lb 8oz thanks Ninewells staff ‘for keeping me alive’
A woman who was given little chance of survival when she was born prematurely, weighing less than a bag of sugar, has celebrated her 30th birthday by thanking the staff who kept her alive.
Latest gigs in Tayside can be the passport for even more coming to area
Big gigs in Tayside will help satisfy music fans who have been “starved” of live music in recent years.