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July 3, 2024
On the territory of the zaporozhye region, which is still under the control of the ukrainian administration, 19 military and infrastructure facilities were immediately destroyed. And now there is footage from the ministry of defense in a forest belt in the urozhainy area, our reconnaissance discovered camouflaged Armored Vehicles of the Ukrainian Armed forces. The Drone Operators clarified the location of the target, and then artillery struck it. The militants Armored Vehicles were destroyed. Th...
January 9, 2024
Dozens of staff at Matrix, one of the largest employers in Brechin, have been told their jobs are at risk as manufacturing is to end.
December 12, 2023
Angus Council says a Scottish government fund will not cover the cost of all the repairs required.
October 23, 2023
A fresh weather warning for rain has been issued covering a vast swathe of England already hit by flooding as a result of Storm Babet.The Met Office issued the yellow warning for “heavy rain” which could lead to further flooding in the East Midla...
October 23, 2023
Humza Yousaf has revealed his family who are trapped in war-torn Gaza have just six bottles of water left to share between 100 people.
October 23, 2023
John Gillan, 56, a painter and decorator from Arbroath in Angus, was killed when a tree struck his van on the B9127 at Whigstreet near Forfar last Thursday.
May 23, 2023
Dimorestudio's 'west chelsea' show at artemest galleria new york showcases an exclusive collection of italian art and furniture.
February 27, 2023
Matrix International in Brechin have helped Heriot Watt students in their bid to design and build an EV race car capable of beating the best in thee Formula Student challenge.
March 11, 2021
Kathmandu, March 11 The government’s third effort to manage the foreign investment for the ambitious West Seti Hydropower Project has failed. Whereas two Australian and Chinese companies had withdrawn themselves from the 750-megawatt project in the past, this time, the government could not convince five companies, including a Nepali one, to work together for the project. The Investment Board, a government agency to look after big development projects involving foreign investment, had asked fi...