A new vantage point for one of the most popular beaches in Angus is in the pipeline. The previous structure at Lunan Bay fell victim to the weather. And now Lunan Bay Communities Partnership (LBCP) hopes to replace the viewing platform overlooking the beautiful beach.
It is one of several ideas in the pipeline for the community-led group. LBCP also aims to secure funding for the re-introduction of a ranger service. They hope it will help curb issues with dirty campers which have Meanwhile, Angus farmer Guthrie Batchelor has won a planning appeal for a new crematorium at Duntrune.
It is the second time the application has been considered by Angus Council’s planning review body in the past 18 months. Councillors , which will have capacity for 125 mourners. Mr Batchelor hopes to open the crematorium in spring 2026.
Owners of a derelict cottage near Kirriemuir have cleared the first step for a new house on the site. John and Lynda Grant were told their bid to knock down dilapidated buildings at Viewbank in Westmuir did not require prior approval. They hope to apply for planning permission for a single new build property.
A bat survey on the building showed evidence of the mammals. The council’s handling report said: “The proposed clearance and restoration of the site to a good condition for future use is acceptable.” A Brechin town centre shop which was at the centre of a Covid cash row is to become a two-bed flat.
The Swan Street premises was previously a hairdresser’s.