The Angus Glens - five glens from West to East like the fingers of a hand - each one with its own special characteristics and each one well worth a visit - not just through this website, but also in person. As you explore you will discover hidden glens and hidden gems in this wonderful corner of Scotland.
Discover the vibrant and distinct communities that will welcome you to each glen. Every community has contributed to the evolution of this website, showing how communication and cooperation can bring people together and that promotion of a wider area is of benefit to everyone.
Whether you want to know more about the history and culture of this unique environment or find somewhere to stay when you visit us or just to look at our attractions and services, this website can help you discover the Angus Glens - naturally.
Featured content on Angus Glens
Broadband Co-op
People interested in taking forward a community based fibre to the home broadband network in the Angus Glens have formed a Co-operative under the Industrial and Provident Society rules and are working on costings.
New Rural Tayside Leader Website
Rural Tayside LEADER aims to support people living or working in rural Tayside to develop a more diverse and enterprising rural economy, build stronger and more inclusive rural communities and enhance natural and cultural assets by offering grant and funding assistance.
:: Leader website
Angus Woodland and Forestry Framework
There is a survey of local residents into the future of Angus forests.
The public can have their say on a plan which will help develop projects for community and long-term economic development.
The Woodland and Forestry Framework will also address climate change issues.
Rural Development Initiatives are carrying out the public consultation exercise.
Angus Glens Management Committee
This website is run by local volunteers.
If you are interested in helping to keep the website up to date and relevant please get in touch.
Contact :chair@angusglens.co.uk for further information.
