A two-day climate protest camp at Mossmorran has been set up this weekend after it was delayed due to the coronavirus crisis.

A young Angus singer-songwriter, who only wrote her first “proper” song during lockdown last year, has released her debut EP.

Nicky Clark is adamant Dundee United can take confidence from their shock demolition of Aberdeen last season.

Oor Wullie is supporting both Dundee Premiership football clubs, thanks to a little help from the "Scottish Banksy".

Kai Fotheringham is certain his precocious pals at Dundee United will rise to the challenge of Premiership football.

Dundee finished last season feeling like they could beat anybody put in front of them.

Sales at Fife Creamery have fallen by 20%, while profit is also down by more than a third after a "challenging" year.

For almost 30 years, her artistic talent and eye for the best blooms have delighted generations of mums, brides and lucky Angus Valentines.

Taxi drivers are leaving Dundee roads in droves to take on new careers after custom dried up during lockdown.

An abattoir worker caught with a knife in Coupar Angus shouted "God Save the Queen" during a racist rant at a female police officer.

Prosecutors want to claw back cash from a Perth drug dealer who was caught with nearly £3,000 of "particularly high quality" cocaine.

Delighted Dundee residents have won their fight against controversial plans to develop Fairmuir Park.

The pandemic sparked a boom in women cycling.

The week's regular collection of community news from around Angus.

A woman is collecting donations for an elderly Dundee man whose house was destroyed in a fire this week.

A deal on the so-called "ransom strip" near Dundee's Western Gateway, which has held back safety improvements to the Swallow roundabout, is finally within sight.

A two-year-old girl is lucky to be alive after a horrific playpark accident in Fife.

A total of 1,339 people died from drugs in Scotland last year, a new record high for Europe’s drug death capital.

Scotland's drug deaths crisis could take a decade to turn around, a leading expert has warned, after figures rose for the seventh consecutive year.

Even with the new technologies of today, firefighting is still a risky vocation with some of the city's bravest and most selfless taking on the life saving roles.

Westminster has dominated the national conversation for the last five years.

Police in Fife cordoned off a section of Dunfermline town centre on Friday following reports of a disturbance.

Take your mind of those stressful Love Island re-couplings with these tales from courts across Tayside and Fife.

Police in Tayside are probing the serious assault of a 46-year-old male by three men in Kirriemuir on Friday.

Tam Courts insists he sympathises with the frustration of Dundee United supporters desperate to see new arrivals.

The SNP Government was too slow to react, unwilling to listen to experts and risks making the drugs death crisis worse by rolling back counter measures, opposition parties have claimed.

Scotland's criminal gangs are exploiting a "softening justice system" to peddle death on the streets, it has been warned.

A man accused of asking a woman to perform a sex act on him at a Fife coastal path was scolded by a sheriff when he appeared in court wearing a T-shirt that read: "Leave My Nuts Alone".

Police in Fife are hunting vandals who struck at Benarty Primary School causing £40,000 worth of damage.

A Fife drink driver who drove off with a police officer hanging out of his window has been jailed.