Storm Eunice: What schools are closed in Angus and Perth?
Storm Eunice has closed several schools in Angus due to heavy snowfall overnight, here is a list of all of the schools in Tayside and Fife affected.
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Storm Eunice has closed several schools in Angus due to heavy snowfall overnight, here is a list of all of the schools in Tayside and Fife affected.
New 30 and 40mph speed limits are being put in place to slow drivers down on approaches to Carnoustie, Arbroath and Aberlemno.
In an exclusive interview for Herald on Sunday readers at Easter, the Moderator of the Church of Scotland talks to Writer at Large Neil Mackay about the existential crisis facing the Kirk and how only a revolutionary reimagining of religion can save faith in the 21st century REVEREND Martin Fair is about to head out into a blustering gale to start a week long Easter pilgrimage on foot through Angus. The journey will give him time for reflection, he says. As Moderator of the Church of Scotland, Fair has a lot on his mind – uppermost, the fate of the Kirk. He fears that unless the church ...
PROPERTY: Spacious home near Forfar has its own woodland and garden office © Supplied by Galbraith A rural house in the heart of Angus comes with 1.75 acres, including its own belt of woodland. Benshie Cottage has a private setting near the hamlet of Oathlaw, near Forfar. It’s well set up for home working, with one office in the house and also a large timber-built home office in the garden, which could also be used as a gym or games room. The main accommodation includes a sitting room, dining room, family room, breakfasting kitchen, sun room, utility, home office, store, four bedrooms, d...
Angus farmer Robin Millar dies at age of 81 Robin Millar Farmer Robert Daniel Millar, a well-known figure in Angus agriculture has died at the age of 81. Known to most as Robin, he was born on June 22 1939 and lived his entire life at East Mains of Dunnichen, near Letham, which has been in the Millar family since 1922. He attended Letham Primary School, Forfar Lower Academy and finished his education at Morrison’s Academy in Crieff. Robin returned home to work with his father and brother, taking an active role in the day-to-day running of the farm. He became a member of Forfar Young Farmers...