Hercules Den News Today

All Angus bus services will be cancelled after 6pm on Thursday during Storm Babet amid the red weather warning.

Locals have questioned why a tall tree growing in the Brothock Burn near Arbroath town centre wasn't axed during the flood protection project.

Police officers in Tayside are appealing for information to help trace Leon Gibson, 21, who has been reported missing from Arbroath.

Arbroath residents will have a greatly reduced risk of flooding as work on a flood prevention scheme nears completion.

Pupils at Langlands Primary School in Forfar with their end-of-year awards. A regular round up local news and events in the Angus and Mearns area. 2nd Chance nets surprise winner in ACSC footie kit competition The ACSC 2013 team with Lisa Turnbull from 2nd Chance and their coaches Claire Skerrett, Steven Sterricks and Neil Swankie. Arbroath Community Sports Club (ACSC) 2013 team recently ran a scratch card competition to secure a sponsor for their first kit. It proved a winner for the 2nd Chanc...

Significant work to begin as £12m Arbroath flood scheme works continue © Supplied by Angus Council Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Work on Arbroath’s £12 million flood prevention project is picking up pace at locations in and beyond the town. Significant operations are set to begin at St Vigeans and Brothock Meadows. They will add to the continuing presence at Hercules Den, where work on the first embank...

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Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A popular Angus beauty spot path is to be closed for tree-felling works in the £12 million Arbroath flood prevention scheme. The St Vigeans footpath is expected to be shut for around ten days. Felling operations are also due to get underway in other locations in the next stage of the multi-million pound eff...