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
The site at Lour Road has been the subject of two planning applications for more than 40 homes, both of which were later withdrawn.
By: Graham Brown
Angus climate campaigner Kate Munro offers her perspective on the coastal erosion threat facing Montrose.
By: Graham Brown
Carnoustie rider Chris Golightly spent six month creating new trails at Crombie Country Park for fellow cyclists and walkers to enjoy.
By: Graham Brown
Owen Jamieson from Arbroath was part of a national team of volunteer arborists sent to help tragedy-hit communities on the Caribbean island of Carriacou.
Angus Council says the expansion of the Glen Clova Hotel facilities will boost the year-round appeal of the Cairngorms National Park business.
By: Graham Brown
Angus Council has been unable to finalise a deal to build the Angus Rural Mobility Hub beside the A90 at Brechin.
By: Graham Brown
Supermarket giant Lidl has been granted permission to reduce the height of a sandstone dyke at its Arbroath store.
Freedom of Information data has revealed the scale of Angus voids just weeks after a local housing emergency was declared.
By: Graham Brown
Forfar triathlon drew a field of more than 200 athletes to the event based around the town's community campus.
By: Graham Brown
Motorcyclists from across Scotland are expected to join the ride from Arbroath to Kirriemuir in honour of Kinnordy murder victim Steven Donaldson.
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