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Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Angus man has avoided prison over a string of driving offences following a rural road crash. Robbie Glancy, of Rattray Street, Monifieth, appeared for sentence before Sheriff Gregor Murray at Forfar following the incidents on May 14 last year. He previously admitted driving a Ford Transit van carelessly on an unclassified road near Ravensby Cottage, Carnoustie, causing it to collide with large stones and then reversing the vehicle back and forth. Glancy also pled guilty to...

Unpaid work and ban for Angus crash driver © Kim Cessford Forfar Sheriff Court An Angus man has avoided prison over a string of driving offences following a rural road crash. Robbie Glancy, of Rattray Street, Monifieth, appeared for sentence before Sheriff Gregor Murray at Forfar following the incidents on May 14 last year. He previously admitted driving a Ford Transit van carelessly on an unclassified road near Ravensby Cottage, Carnoustie causing it to collide with large stones and then reversing the vehicle back and forth. Glancy also pled guilty to failing to provide his details to polic...

Solar farms could be constructed on this site, council announces A NEW solar farm could be coming to areas in Barkham if next month's submitted planning application is passed, the Wokingham Borough Council has said. The council made the announcement earlier last week, explaining the move in a bid to make the borough a net-zero emissions area. It is believed that solar panels placed in council-owned land, spanning more than 56 football pitches (40 hectares) and adjacent to Barkham Ride could renewably power about 5,000 homes and businesses for years, as well as saving about 6,325 tonnes...

New Dinton Activity Centre. Pic by Stewart Turkington DEVELOPMENT progress in constructing the new Dinton Activity Centre in Hurst, Wokingham, has reached a ‘major milestone’ recently, as the modules were lifted into place. The new building, costing the Wokingham Borough Council £2.4 million to construct and set to be the borough’s first carbon net-zero facility, had its main modules placed at the end of last week. Cllr Gregor Murray, executive member for resident services, communications and emissions said: “It’s incredibly exciting to see us move one step closer to our ambi...

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A 21-year-old man who kicked in the door of someone who complained about noise from a lockdown Angus party has been jailed. Jordan Bruce was drinking with friends at the house in Montrose on March 21 last year – five days after the UK public were urged to stay at home to help beat coronavirus. The Christies Lane bash took place two days before tough lockdown restrictions officially came into place. But a neighbour who was unhappy about the gathering and the level of noise c...