Graham Brown is an Area Editor at The Courier. He specializes in a variety of topics including construction, real estate, and regional interest, while also exploring themes related to the environment, social issues, and lifestyle. Graham's work has been featured in multiple publications, including StandOut Multimedia, The Daily Cardinal, and CrimeReads.
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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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Plans were previously approved to demolish Philip Hall in Carnoustie to make way for new homes.
A budget consultation revealed a 'disconnect' between Angus residents' concerns over climate change and what needs to be done to mitigate against devastating events like Storm Babet's destruction of Brechin.
The two-wheeled tribute to the popular Arbroath oil worker will go ahead again this summer.
An online calculator has been produced for residents to wrestle with the financial dilemma facing the council this year.
The six-figure Montrose boost from Scotland's largest offshore windfarm has been split between two significant town projects.
By: Graham Brown
The latest planning round-up for Angus includes applications in Arbroath, Brechin, Montrose and Carnoustie.
By: Graham Brown
A piece of a Handley Page Halifax which came down in Glenisla in 1944, with the loss of eight crew, is to go on display at Montrose air station museum.
Kathleen Kettles from Kirriemuir has drawn on decades of experience to develop new courses around issues including anxiety and coping with grief.
By: Graham Brown
The latest round-up of Angus planning applications also includes a solar farm scheme in the Sidlaws and short-term let accommodation for offshore windfarm contractors.
An application for a pod near Backwater reservoir, north of Kirriemuir, is the latest project in an Angus glamping boom.
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