Angus

The former Abbey Leather Works in Arbroath could host affordable housing under plans submitted by First Endeavour LLP.

Today will see the official start of the construction of the new £66.5 million Monifieth Learning Campus on the site of the existing school playing fields.

Another landmark has been achieved at Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm as the 114th and final wind turbine was installed.

Angus councillors have agreed to press on with plans for a new Monifieth Community Hub and Library despite an increase in estimated costs to £2.3 million. The project, led by Monifieth Community Resource Group (MCRG), first secured £250,000 in funding in late 2021 through Angus Council's

Hadden Homes has obtained approval to build 39 new homes in Newtyle, marking the largest expansion of the village in decades.

Kilmac has been awarded a groundworks package for the new Monifieth Learning Campus by Robertson Construction Tayside.

Scotia Homes has lodged plans for 117 properties in Forfar.

Postgraduate students from the University of Dundee are helping to shape the development of rural ’20-minute neighbourhoods’ (20MNs) throughout Angus.

Cullross Ltd has resubmitted plans to build 44 affordable homes just off Lour Road in Forfar.

Work on the Monifieth Learning Campus is set to begin next month after councillors rubber-stamped the project despite spiralling costs.

Councillors in Angus will be asked whether or not to proceed with the Monifieth Learning Campus after the total cost for the proposed new facility increased by £10.5 million to £66.5m.

Muir Homes is to appeal a decision to refuse its application for almost 160 new houses on the west of Forfar.

Angus Council officers recently met with Montrose Community Council to update them on plans to manage coastal erosion along the town’s coastline. The meeting, which was also attended by local councillors, gained insight to the short and longer-term plans to defend the sand dunes at&n

Angus Council has approved plans for three new homes to be constructed on the site of a former cattery.

Brunton Design has attained full planning approval and listed building consent for a significant alteration to a listed farmhouse in Angus.