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.
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Broadband Group
We have now secured funding to commision the initial survey and planning work. We have also agreed to form a Co-operative under the Industrial and Provident Society rules.
Community Meeting at Memus Hall 16th June
Following from the community appraisal carried out by Angus Council Community Learning and Development Service in January of this year, there was a community meeting about the issues raised at the Memus Hall on Saturday 13th June from 2- 4pm.
WILLOW SCULPTURE EXPERT TO VISIT GLENESK
The Glenesk Trust is proud to announce that they have scooped the services of one of the foremost creators of willow sculpture in the UK for their free craft demonstrations on June 6th in the ground of the Retreat.
Angus Glens Management Committee
AGM
The Angus Glens Website Management Committee will hold their AGM in Kingoldrum Village Hall at 7pm on the 2nd June 2009
Contact :chair@angusglens.co.uk for further information.
