Graham Brown is a local journalist who writes for The Courier, with his work also appearing in The Daily Cardinal and San Saba News & Star. He focuses on covering local news and issues in the Angus region, including stories on community development, infrastructure, and public opinion.
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Graham Brown's reporting primarily focuses on local news, particularly covering government announcements and community events in the Angus area. He often reports on infrastructure projects, council plans, and the impact of these initiatives on local communities.
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By: Graham Brown
Expert reports have revealed council houses in the River Street area of Brechin were amongst the least popular in Angus before the disaster in October 2023
By: Graham Brown
Organisations continuously face numerous cyberthreats in today’s digital landscape, and while many prioritise cybersecurity to safeguard digital assets, their strategies for cyber resilience often become neglected.
By: Graham Brown
A police and RSPB Scotland investigation was launched after the two-year-old bird's satellite tag stopped transmitting over moorland in the Angus glens.
The planning application is for ground which was once a historic corn yard near Murroes Church.
The company, which is one of the UK's leading concrete block manufacturers, says the rate of extraction at its Auchterforfar site slowed down during the pandemic.
By: Graham Brown
The Angus town's protection scheme was designed to cope with a one-in-200-year flood event when it was completed at a cost of £16m in 2016.
By: Graham Brown
The prime site beside the east coast main line enjoys a view over Montrose Basin.
There was also a festive fair in Kirrie Town Hall before the festive lights display was illuminated.
Police Scotland unexpectedly moved out of its divisional West High Street headquarters in September due to health and safety concerns around the Forfar building.
We live in a world where the Supreme Court has already declared that a corporation is actually a person. Can the same or even more sweeping declarations be far off for our friends the computers?
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