THE updated masterplan for a £100 million "world-class" golf resort, hotel and spa in the Angus countryside has been submitted for planning consent.
A section 42 order was granted by Angus Council in 2017 to allow a newly appointed project team to make alterations to the original designs, repositioning the development as a “best-in-class” hotel with traditional Scottish architecture and renowned hospitality.
READ MORE: Forbes of Kingennie owner and Angus businessman, Mike Forbes, has already received planning permission in principle for The Angus, with construction due to begin on the golf course in summer 2022 if the latest designs revealed this week are approved.
Finance chief defends record of Scottish National Investment Bank
Willie Watt, chairman of the Scottish National Investment Bank, said the capital provided by the institution will help companies scale up
THE chairman of the Scottish National Investment Bank has defended the institution from criticism that it is not moving quickly enough to support emerging businesses, while clarifying its remit in relation to the main economic development agency in Scotland.
Gleneagles Edinburgh grand opening announced
The Spence, Gleneagles Townhouse.
GLENEAGLES has announced an opening date for its new townhouse hotel in the Scottish capital.
Oil and gas price surge helps firms with big Aberdeen bases
Picture: Neptune Energy
OIL and gas firm Neptune Energy has underlined the value of North Sea output after posting a dramatic increase in third quarter profits.
Glasgow technology group lands £8.7m investment for expansion
Alan Turnbull (left), group sales director, and Tom O'Hara, chief executive of Kick ICT
TECHNOLOGY services provider Kick ICT has raised £8.7 million to further its expansion drive as it looks to establish an office presence in the south of England.
Insight, analysis, opinion
Kristy Dorsey: End of furlough fails to check surge in 'hard to fill' vacancies
Mark Williamson: Fresh talk of Scottish tidal energy revolution already sounds stale
Ian McConnell on Wednesday: Reality check for believers in Tory economic fairytale
Scott Wright: The tough decision for Kate Forbes as Scottish Budget approaches
Ian McConnell on Friday: Fears over surge in part-time working
Brian Donnelly: Boris Johnson sleaze row snow job
Features
Monday Interview: Glasgow soft drink rebel ready for its biggest step forward yet
SME Focus: Fife writer raises awareness of Scottish food in Europe and US
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