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In tribute to Sir Roger Moore, here’s a James Bond themed quiz.

It seems only fitting that, for David Paton’s swansong, the MoFest committee members have planned their biggest festival yet.

MoFest has a reputation for bringing some of the biggest names to Angus.

It seems that Deacon Blue just can’t keep away from Montrose.

It will be full steam ahead at a popular Angus tourist attraction when it invites the public in for a look behind the scenes .

Men’s Shed organisations in Angus have received funding from the Asda Foundation to support their workshop spaces.

Events at ANGUSalive facilities will all go ahead as planned following the terror incident in Manchester, but the public have been told not to be alarmed if their bags are searched.

Peter Donald, a port chaplain for international maritime charity Sailors’ Society, notched up a milestone recently when he visited the merchant vessel Pacific Leader in Montrose.

A former Webster’s High School pupil is to run a half marathon this week, to help raise funds for Vision Aid Overseas.

Eating plenty of cheese is healthier than you think and does not necessarily increase your risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes, say scientists.

The Angus Folk Museum in Glamis is to close permanently, after the National Trust for Scotland made the decision to relocate the Angus Folk collection.

Do you have a pet that’s, well, not the prettiest?

The humble garden rose has been revealed as Britain’s favourite flower.

This picture from the Montrose Review archives from 2002 shows Borrowfield Playgroup which held a sponsored aerobics session, raising £437 to buy equipment for the outdoor play area.

Scotland has a rich selection of Neolithic sites which give some insight into human existence in what is now Scotland between 4000BC and 2300BC.

Two neighbours in Montrose have landed the People’s Postcode Lottery’s Daily Prize.

Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss has launched a new guide based on the worldview of Scotland, its people, traditions and culture to highlight the ridiculousness of estimations.

“What is Home?”, an exhibition organised by the SSAMIS project (Social Support and Migration in Scotland) will be displayed in two venues in Angus: Arbroath Library, May 23 – June 24, 2017 and Brechin Museum July 13 – August 24, 2017.

Our much-loved, four-legged furry friends give us endless amounts of joy and while out walking our dogs, it’s an added bonus to our daily activity if we see some great wildlife.