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Angus farmer wins planning appeal over ‘end rigg’ retirement house
The Courier 09 Dec 2025
Angus Council planning appeal committee councillors overturned an earlier refusal for the three-bedroom home on the edge of Kellas ... .
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Angus planning chair reported to watchdog over email on eve of crunch crematorium meeting
The Courier 27 Nov 2025
Carnoustie councillor David Cheape chaired a committee which upheld a planning appeal for the Duntrune facility last year ... .
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New £5m Angus crematorium back on track after Court of Session ruling in farmer’s favour
The Courier 26 Nov 2025
The bid to build a second Angus crematorium at Duntrune has twice been before Scotland’s highest civil court since plans were first announced in 2020 ... .
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Former Angus school head teacher’s house packed with ‘original charm’ for sale
The Courier 24 Oct 2025
The C-listed School House is near Duntrune, just outside Dundee ... .
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Court of Session hears arguments over controversial Angus crematorium plan for second time
The Courier 16 Oct 2025
A 2024 decision by Angus planning appeal committee councillors to green light the Duntrune development went before judges at Scotland's highest civil court in Edinburgh ... .
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Angus crematorium campaigner wins speed cut U-turn in latest twist of five-year planning saga
The Courier 15 Oct 2025
A fight to stop development of a �5 million crematorium at Duntrune will return the Court of Session in Edinburgh on Wednesday ... .
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Standards Commission refutes Angus councillor’s claims over crematorium appeal email row
The Courier 03 Oct 2025
Scotland’s ethics watchdog said it had not made any ruling or decision in relation to Angus planning committee chairman David Cheape over an email he sent to colleagues ahead of an important appeal hearing in 2024 ... .
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EXCLUSIVE: Angus planning committee chief in leaked email row over crunch crematorium appeal vote
The Courier 02 Oct 2025
Carnoustie councillor David Cheape was cleared by the Standards Commission of wrongdoing and says he is the victim of a 'mischief-making smear' ... .
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