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Our Lady's Primary School rat problem blamed on demolition of shops
A Dundee primary school has been infested by rats after nearby shops were demolished. (...)
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Landmark Hotel illness complaints up to 132
The number of people complaining of flu-like illness after visiting the Landmark Hotel in Dundee has risen to 132. (...)
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Two more tested for Legionnaire's disease linked to Landmark Hotel
The number of people being tested for possible Legionnaire's disease after working at or visiting Dundee's Landmark Hotel has risen to 68. (...)
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Extent of Landmark Hotel legionnaires' outbreak known soon
The full extent of the outbreak of legionnaires' disease at a Dundee hotel could be known over the next few days. (...)
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College lecturer faces criminal charges for box found in skip
A senior lecturer at Dundee College has been threatened with a criminal conviction after being accused of dumping a small cardboard box in a rubbish skip. (...)
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Inspectors uncover problems in school dinner halls
Mould, flaking walls and cobwebs were among a catalogue of problems found in Dundee school kitchens by environmental health inspectors. (...)
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Methil 'ming' no more hope
An end to the infamous ‘Methil Ming' could be in sight after Scottish Water and the operators of the Levenmouth Waste Water Treatment Works agreed to act on an independent probe into periodic smells from the plant which have been getting up locals' noses for years. (...)
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Council sets out its health protection priorities
Safeguarding public health, looking after the environment and offering advice and protection from unfair or illegal trading practices are among the priorities set out in a two-year plan drawn up by Dundee City Council. (...)
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Lochee rat problem appears under control
A rat problem that had been plaguing Lochee residents appears to have been brought under control by pest control officers. (...)
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Solution to Kirkcaldy gull problem 'lies with residents'
Gulls will have a free rein to continue swooping down on visitors to Fife's coastal towns for the foreseeable future — unless people play their part in controlling them. (...)
