Grants totalling £353,346 have been awarded by Rural Tayside LEADER Local Action Group to 14 projects in the area.
The grants will help a diverse range of groups and organisations to move forward their ideas for the benefit of the community.
Included in the range of groups and organisations assisted are the Bee Health and Pollination Awareness Tayside project, a Forfar life & work skills programme for young people, promotion for the Angus Reputable Trader scheme, and grants for the Brechin Mechanics Institute, Monikie War Memorial Hall; Eassie, Nevay & Kirkinch Community Association and Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club Ltd.
Among the beneficiaries Brechin Mechanics Institute will recieve a £21,326 grant for a new boiler and fire retardant curtains, Monikie Village Hall will receive £13,603.88 towards the installation of a new renewable biomass heating system and Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club Ltd will receive £42,967.10 to undertake interior building works that will develop the potential of their new purpose built premises on the site of the old Glamis station as a display, meeting and educational facility.
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