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Neighbours furious as Angus farmer 'ignores' shed building order - Vimarsana News

Neighbours furious as Angus farmer 'ignores' shed building order

Angus Council has issued the controversial Cononsyth chicken farm with a temporary stop notice, yet work on sheds at the site has continued.

Angus chicken shed opponents urge councillors to shoot down plan - Vimarsana News

Angus chicken shed opponents urge councillors to shoot down plan

Angus planners want to approve a development between Arbroath and Forfar that will house 64,000 free-range chickens for egg production.

Where to pick your own pumpkin in Tayside and Fife - Vimarsana News

Where to pick your own pumpkin in Tayside and Fife

For all the best locations of where to pick your own pumpkin at a patch near you, check out our map of Tayside and Fife.

Farmer faces 'potato bribe' claims amid Cononsyth hen sheds plans - Vimarsana News

Farmer faces 'potato bribe' claims amid Cononsyth hen sheds plans

Formal plans have been lodged to build two large hens sheds in Cononsyth. The plans, which would house 64,000 birds, have upset locals.

'Smell, traffic and dust': Protesters launch website outlining their issues with Cononsyth hens shed - Vimarsana News

'Smell, traffic and dust': Protesters launch website outlining their issues with Cononsyth hens shed

© SYSTEM Dozens of residents in rural Angus have launched a campaign objecting to plans that could see 64,000 hens brought near their community. Proposals by Cononsyth Farm, which have yet to be formally lodged with Angus Council, could see two large hen sheds erected to house 32,000 birds each, for egg production. Local residents, dubbed the Cononsyth Protest group, have launched a website outlining why they oppose the plans. The group, made up of about 30 neighbours, have been hosting regular digital meetings to coordinate their campaign. Among the potential issues highlighted on the websi...