China links still encouraged.
LOCAL trade and cultural links with China will be encouraged, a local councillor has said, despite ongoing protests nationally and internationally over the country's presence in Tibet. Councillor David May, who returned recently from a 12-day trade mission to China, said that although the country's

Publication: Montrose Review (Montrose, Scotland)

Mid Links lights are just not on!
MID Links residents have been left in the dark due to all the lights in the area's parks being out at the same time. Local Councillor Terry Wood said the lighting problem is one of several continuing defects since the completion of Angus Council's [pounds sterling]1.8million Mid Links regeneration

Publication: Montrose Review (Montrose, Scotland)

Mid Links playpark plan.
THE Mid Links area of Montrose could be set to benefit from the addition of a new [pounds sterling]67,000 playpark. However, Montrose Community Council heard that the proposal could depend on whether or not new play equipment was required at the Curlie park on Whinfield Road. Community councillor

Publication: Montrose Review (Montrose, Scotland)

LINKS WITH UNIVERSITY TO BENEFIT INSTITUTE STUDENTS.
LISBURN Institute has strengthened its links with the City of Leeds University by signing a Memorandum of Understanding. Lisburn Institute representatives Alister McReynolds, Eleanor Ross and Richard Morrison visited Leeds Metropolitan University's Headingley Campus to sign the agreement and

Publication: Ulster Star (Lisburn, Northern Ireland)

Coull is king of the links.
ROYAL Montrose golfer Ross Coull won the Montrose Golf Links Championship after beating Gavin Hemsley of the Montrose Mercantile by 7/6. Jason Wales of the Mercantile won the Charles Webster Memorial tropyhy, while Shona Cummins of the Royal Montrose Ladies' won the Duncan Rosebowl. The full

Publication: Montrose Review (Montrose, Scotland)

Youth coaching at Links Park.
MONTROSE Football Club has launched its youth development coaching programme on Links Park's new artificial surface. Youth development has been earmarked by director of football Kenny Black as one of the priorities for the Gable-Endies' future and the club's new facilities are central to those

Publication: Montrose Review (Montrose, Scotland)