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Angus Glens plans move forward as public asked for views - Vimarsana News

Angus Glens plans move forward as public asked for views

Join Forestry and Land Scotland's consultation to influence plans for habitat restoration in Glen Prosen and Glen Doll.

Kirriemuir: Five big reasons to visit the Wee Red Town - Vimarsana News

Kirriemuir: Five big reasons to visit the Wee Red Town

One-time local milk laddie Ronnie Proctor selects five favourite things about his home town.

Scottish Water also set to review grouse shooting - Vimarsana News

Scottish Water also set to review grouse shooting

Following on from the news about United Utilities announcing that there will be no new grouse shooting leases on its land (a move that it now seems to be back-pedaling on), Scottish Water, Scotland’s publicly owned water supplier, has announced that it is going to review grouse shooting on its land too. It should be noted that there is just one active grouse shooting lease on its ground, which is on a relatively small area in the Angus Glens. Scottish Water, in a statement sent to Revive, an anti-grouse shooting group, has said that the lease is set to expire in 2027 and it will review its o...

Young Kiwi bagpiper returns 'full circle' to Angus ancestral cottage - Vimarsana News

Young Kiwi bagpiper returns 'full circle' to Angus ancestral cottage

Kiwi bagpiper Rupert Nielsen stayed at his forebears' cottage in Angus, during a trip to play in the World Pipe Band Championships.

Scottish water poised to end grouse shooting - Vimarsana News

Scottish water poised to end grouse shooting

Following on from the news about United Utilities announcing that there will be no new grouse shooting leases on its land (a move that they now seem to be backpedaling on), Scottish Water, Scotland’s publicly-owned water supplier, has announced that it is going to review grouse shooting on its land too. It should be noted that there is just one active grouse shooting lease on its ground, which is on a relatively small area in the Angus Glens.  Scottish Water, in a statement sent to Revive, an anti-grouse shooting group, has said that the lease is set to expire in 2027 and they will review t...