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Dundee signs up to Young Scot Rewards scheme
Pregnant teenagers who give up smoking and pupils who pick the healthy option on the school meals menu are to receive rewards including free driving lessons and discounts on cinema tickets. (...)
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Breo senses it's time for a move into bricks and mortar
A high-flying Dundee watches and accessories company has outlined plans to open its first retail outlet in its home town. (...)
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Cosmetology girls are joining the stars at MOBO Awards
A Broughty Ferry beautician has traversed the globe to ensure some of music's biggest names look the part at a major awards ceremony tonight. (...)
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Lott of excitement as Monifieth teacher wins Radio 1 quiz
A Monifieth teacher is top of the class — and the pops — after winning a national radio competition for his pupils. (...)
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Busy mornings ahead for couple and their magnificent seven
New school uniforms, shoes and haircuts — every parent knows what's needed for the start of the new school year. (...)
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Dundee teenager David Owen dies from swine flu
An 18-year-old Dundee man has died from swine flu, leaving his family "utterly devastated." (...)
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Grove Academy in top 20 of Scottish state schools
Grove Academy in Broughty Ferry is in the top 20 of Scotland's state schools for exam results — understood to be the best academic performance from a Dundee school since records began. (...)
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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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Young golfers get into the swing of things at St Andrews
Gifted young golfers from across Scotland have taken part in a tournament in St Andrews. (...)
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Campaign group claims pupils at risk from biomass plant plan
Children at three Dundee schools could be exposed to a greater risk of cancer if the biomass plant proposed for the city's waterfront goes ahead, it has been claimed. (...)
Volcano ash: Dundee dad describes travel chaos
A Dundee father stranded abroad with his two young daughters has described the travel chaos caused by the Icelandic volcano as an "absolute nightmare." (...)
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