Angus planners say no to former top councillors country house bid
Former Angus Council deputy leader Angus Macmillan Douglas wanted to build a retirement house on land where his family has lived for 300 years.
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Former Angus Council deputy leader Angus Macmillan Douglas wanted to build a retirement house on land where his family has lived for 300 years.
Updated: May 18, 2021, 10:28 am © Supplied by Angus Council Angus Council’s opposition SNP group will contest the 2022 local government elections with a new leader. Forfar councillor Lynne Devine has stepped down from the role with immediate effect following the group’s AGM. She told colleagues she wanted to step aside as she won’t be standing for re-election in May. Monifieth and Sidlaws councillor Beth Whiteside takes over as group leader following Monday’s development. Councillor Beth Whiteside. Montrose councillor Bill Duff and Brechin and Edzell member Kenny Braes are joint depu...