The final steam whistle will sound on Arbroath’s seafront miniature railway this weekend following 10 decades in the dedicated hands of one family. And the pandemic has dealt a final blow to plans to give the attraction the “send off...
Read MoreOne of the biggest festive events in Angus will not go ahead after Caledonian Railway announced the end of the line for plans to run its popular Santa Specials. Officials at the volunteer run Brechin attraction said they had held...
Read MoreKirriemuir Bonfest organisers have taken the tough decision to cancel the live event for 2021. More than eight months before the three-day gathering honouring Angus-born ACDC frontman Bon Scott would have taken place, the news has been already been met...
Read MoreThe annual Beers & Berries Festival is back! Come along to Hospitalfield for the free outside event on Saturday 12th September 2020 between 11am and 6pm. Programmed and organised with Feast Journal. Beer & Berries is the perfect opportunity to...
Read MoreThe historic Glenisla Hotel has been saved from a housing plan by new owners who hope it will be restored as the beating heart of the community. The future of the landmark, north west of Kirriemuir, was plunged into doubt...
Read MoreAngus is to lose a tourism gem after the operator of Arbroath’s miniature railway signalled the end of the line for the attraction. After 85 years in operation across three generations of its founding family, Kerr’s Miniature Railway at the...
Read MoreAngus coastal walkers have been given a new guide to the popular Arbroath cliff path – and a reminder to stay safe on it. A new sign installed at Victoria Park on Arbroath points out features along the clifftop route...
Read MoreRecent Coronavirus spikes have forced the decision to keep closed the volunteer-run Brechin to Bridge of Dun line. It signals a halt for a range of services, including the popular Thomas the Tank and Friends weekend, which was scheduled for...
Read MoreOne of Angus’ top tourist attractions is shedding the majority of its 18 staff as it wraps up its season two months early. Bosses at Glamis Castle said they will shorten the season due to the impact of the Covid-19...
Read MoreA multi-million-pound transformation of a historic Angus cultural hub has been revealed as the first full business case to win approval under the Tay Cities Deal. The Tay Cities joint committee has confirmed Hospitalfield House in Arbroath as the inaugural...
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