Residents worst hit by Storm Babet urged to give views recovery plans

Hundreds were evacuated from their homes last year when unprecedented rainfall hit the region.

Callum Clark

People in Brechin are being urged to give their views on the town’s long-term recovery from Storm Babet.

Councillors will discuss a range of plans later this week, including demolishing flood-hit properties and building a higher flood defence wall.

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