Auction Prices Boom for Dairy Beef Calves
Auction prices for beef-type calves and other categories have hit record highs, and the meaty trend is expected to continue for a while.
Source: lancasterfarming.com
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In pictures: calf numbers rise in Bandon
In pictures: calf numbers rise in Bandon - 19 February 2024
Source: farmersjournal.ie
Hexham & District Motor Club latest rally hailed a success
MOTORING FANS from all over the country came to Hexham to compete in the John Robson Car Rally run by Hexham and District Motor Club.
Source: hexham-courant.co.uk
Former schoolboys 'abused by Dundee paedophile ring' in 1970s
Two ex-pupils at Balgowan approved school have alleged there was a paedophile ring in Dundee in the 1970s.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Emergency services at crash between Kirriemuir and Glamis
The A928 road between Kirriemuir and Glamis is closed near the Logie crossroads following an early-morning crash.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Angus holiday park wins year-round approval for touring caravans
Owners of Barry Downs near Carnoustie say there has been demand for touring caravanners to be able to visit the site throughout the year.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Return to old railway stations of Dundee and Fife in picture special
Many railway stations in Dundee and Fife, which helped link remote communities, disappeared through cuts and the ravages of time.
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Auction Prices Boom for Dairy Beef Calves
Auction prices for beef-type calves and other categories have hit record highs, and the meaty trend is expected to continue for a while.
Source: lancasterfarming.com
Watch: record online cattle sales in Kilkenny Mart
Watch: record online cattle sales in Kilkenny Mart - 16 February 2024
Source: farmersjournal.ie
Edzell villagers asked for ideas to secure future of Inglis Hall
Inglis Hall in Edzell is one of four buildings across Angus the council hopes could become community-run facilities.
Source: thecourier.co.uk