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Home Bargains chain owner takes over Stack Leisure Park
The Lochee area of Dundee has been given some welcome good news after it was revealed that a buyer has been found for the troubled Stack Leisure Park. (...)
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Asda's supermarket victory over Tesco hailed as 'absolutely fantastic news' for Dundee
Almost 500 retail jobs will be created in Dundee after Tesco lost a two-year legal fight to block a bid by rival Asda to build a new supermarket in the city. (...)
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Caird Hall problems force conference journalists to hunt down wifi
Dundee's message that the Caird Hall is a top conference venue struggled to overcome its first test of the year at the weekend — the journalists covering the Scottish Labour Conference couldn't get their reports out. (...)
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Not even children's playparks are safe from metal thieves
Metal thieves have reached a new low by targeting a Dundee playpark — and putting children's safety at risk. (...)
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Dundee retailer first to be fined for selling cigarettes to under-age customer
An undercover operation has ended with a shop becoming the first in Dundee to be dealt a fixed penalty for selling cigarettes to a child. (...)
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Dundee Highland Games hopes rest on finding private backer willing to do heavy lifting
Dundee Highland Games are unlikely to return unless a private body is willing to take on the running of the event. (...)
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Dundee urged to make most of Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition exposure
Dundee has been urged to take full advantage when a priceless selection of Leonardo da Vinci drawings go on display in the McManus next year. (...)
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Dundee the new home for four-billion-year-old Strathmore Meteorite
Dundee is the new home for a four-billion-year-old visitor from outer space. (...)
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Dundee expecting major interest in Leonardo Da Vinci exhibition
An exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci drawings is predicted to bring tens of thousands of tourists to Dundee in August. (...)
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Council asking neighbours to help stop cemetery vandalism
Vandalism at Balgay cemetery in Dundee is putting people's lives at risk. (...)
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Favourable forecast for Dundee's official firework displays
Huge crowds are expected to converge on two Dundee parks this weekend for the city council's annual firework displays. (...)
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Cecil Beaton exhibition marks the start of Dundee's V&A experience
The cultural benefits of the £45 million V&A at Dundee project are already being felt four years before the venue is due to open. (...)
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Dundee hosts Discovery Games competitors
Dundee hosted more than 250 athletes from across Scotland at the weekend as the annual Discovery Games reached their conclusion. (...)
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Sun shines on Dundee Flower and Food Festival
Fine weather on the final day looks to have helped Dundee Flower and Food Festival to post strong visitor numbers this year. (...)
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Large fall in Caird Hall visitor numbers
The number of visitors to the Caird Hall has plummeted by more than a quarter due to the state of the economy, councillors heard this week. (...)
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Cecil Beaton's royal portraits will be city's first V&A exhibition
A unique collection of royal portraits will become Dundee's first V&A exhibition later this year. (...)
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Broughty Ferry beach passes water quality test after a poor 2010
Broughty Ferry beach has passed the first water quality test of the summer season with flying colours. (...)
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Leonardo da Vinci drawings to come to Dundee
Ten Leonardo da Vinci drawings are to go on display in Dundee in another major coup for the award-winning McManus Galleries. (...)
Man to appear in court over Lochee death of Ronald Fraser
Community leaders in Lochee have spoken of their shock and dismay after a disturbance in a multi-storey block left one man dead and another charged with murder. (...)
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Council to summon Royal Mail chief as problems continue
Dundee councillors are seeking to grill a Royal Mail chief about continuing complaints from the public about poor mail service in the city. (...)
