Bell Ingram Restores Monument and Builds Walls in Media

Last week Bell Ingram grabbed some attention in The Courier and Advertiser and The Forfard Dispatch and on screen on STV for their £150,000 investment to help restore The Airlie Monument.

The Airlie Monument – situated on Tulloch Hill on the lower reaches of Glen Clova and Glen Prosen at Cortachy north of Kirriemuir – was erected in memory of the 9th Earl of Airlie, who was killed in the Boer War in 1900.

The 65ft high monument is suffering from erosion around the base and significant water penetration and remedial works are urgently required to prevent further damage to the building.

Despite previous roof repairs, the building is not wind or water tight and significant water penetration is now evident within the building.

The proposal by Bell Ingram would once again allow the building to be used for both recreational and educational purposes. The small room below the signal tower would be used as a display and interpretation centre which would seek to increase public knowledge of the Boer War.

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