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A licence for kennels between Dundee and Forfar set to become Scotland's first XL Bully sanctuary ran out at the end of last year.

Arbroath Independent David Fairweather led a coalition administration through a turbulent period for the rural authority.

A chain-smoker with a knack for withering put downs, Princess Margaret has become synonymous with a very specific brand of royal rebellion. Her morning routine, which comprised having breakfast in bed, listening to the radio for two hours and having a bath with a vodka cocktail, is the stuff of legend.

Perth musician Ian White, 67, reveals why he started Inspiration Orchestra - a charity which enables people with disabilities to play music.

A Popular car rally is returning this weekend to Hexham.

Former Arbroath High School domestic science teacher Isabella Beveridge, and animal charity supporter, has died aged 95.

Peter Myles has been re-approved for his second year as NSA Scotland chairman at the NSA Scotland Annual Regional Members Meeting (ARMM) held in…

The Courier's latest round-up of stories from the court rooms of Tayside and Fife, or featuring people from the area.

RNLB Inchcape will be launched down the Arbroath lifeboat station slipway for the last time next month after 30 years of service.

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