Brechin and Montrose Locality Plan

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Our vision for Brechin and Montrose

Our vision for Brechin and Montrose is linked to the vision for Angus outlined in the Local Outcomes Improvement Plan.

We see a future  in which:

Economy

  • we make the best of our unique economic assets to grow the local and Angus-wide economy
  • businesses are thriving and growing
  • there is local, well-paid, employment for the people who live in the area and they take advantage of this
  • our locality is also a competitive location for employers and a ‘ must go to’ destination for local, national and international visitors

People

  • our people enjoy good physical, emotional and mental wellbeing
  • they live healthy and active lives, free from the impact of poverty and inequality
  • our children and young people succeed and reach their highest possible levels of achievement and attainment
  • there are clear pathways for young people to follow when they leave school and they are all well supported to make a positive transition to further learning or work opportunities that are aspirational
  • we all work well together to support more vulnerable families in our communities and we take action as soon as possible when there are signs of things beginning to go wrong
  • our communities take good care of those who are elderly or infirm and there are good, well coordinated arrangements for providing health and social care which enable people to remain in their own homes and communities for as long as possible

Place

  • the Brechin and Montrose locality is a desirable place to live, work and visit.
  • town centres are vibrant, villages welcoming and value is placed on the spectacular rural landscape and natural environment
  • the quality of housing is good and meets the needs of the different people who live in our communities
  • the locality is a connected place which people can travel around easily and which has good links to other parts of Angus and elsewhere
  • everyone in the locality enjoys good digital connections which make it possible for them to socialise, work, access services and take opportunities easily