Jury finds Dundee man guilty of rape
A Hilltown man has been found guilty of rape by a jury at the High Court in Dundee. (...)
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Hilltown fire victim named as Steven Cooney
A Dundee man killed in a horrific early-morning fire has been named as 40-year-old Steven Cooney. (...)
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Man dies in early-morning fire in Hilltown
A man has died in a fire in a tenement flat in Dundee in the early hours of this morning. (...)
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'We could have been visiting a mortuary today' — family shocked by terrifying attack on elderly woman in her Hilltown home
A Dundee grandmother was left in fear for her life when a violent intruder barged into her home on Saturday night. (...)
Would-be thief appears in wheelchair after escape attempt goes wrong
A would-be thief sustained a suspected broken back as he tried to run away from police, Dundee Sheriff Court has heard. (...)
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Reporter overturns planning rejection for Hilltown development
A Scottish Government planning reporter has given the go-ahead for a development on a Dundee site. (...)
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Flying ants winging it to Lochee
At first it was jellyfish in Broughty Ferry and now parts of Dundee and beyond have come under a new attack — by flying ants. (...)
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Dundee's skyline takes on new look as Hilltown multis are demolished
The Dundee skyline changed for ever as the Alexander Street multis crashed to the ground in a spectacular controlled demolition. (...)
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VIDEO: Demolition of the Alexander Street Hilltown multis in Dundee
They came in their thousands to watch, and the much-anticipated simultaneous demolition of the four Alexander Street multis in the Hilltown did not disappoint spectators on Sunday. (...)
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St Salvador's Episcopal Church worshippers to watch demolition from on high
Nothing, it seems, will get in the way of worship at the Hilltown's St Salvador's Episcopal Church this weekend — not even the demolition of the Alexander Street multis. (...)
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Community's transition in the Hilltown charted by Pure Media UK
Things are changing in Dundee's Hilltown. Four multi-story blocks that form a familiar silhouette on the skyline will soon be demolished, greating a gap where homes once overlooked the Tay. A year-long project by a Dundee creative arts charity is aiming to capture the spirit of the area during this transition, Jennifer Cosgrove discovered. (...)
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'We have not been given any say' — neighbours worried as multis demolition approaches
Residents living in the shadow of the Hilltown multis say they are being let down by a lack of support being offered to them in the run-up to the demolition of the four blocks at the end of the month. (...)
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Dundee church offers itself up while Hilltown multis come down
A Dundee church will temporarily transform into a refuge centre later this month to shelter those forced to leave their homes on the day the Hilltown multis are levelled. (...)
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Police want to close Tay Road Bridge during towers' demolition
The Tay Road Bridge could be temporarily closed later this month to prevent motorists being distracted by the demolition of four Dundee tower blocks. (...)
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Homes and businesses will be evacuated during Maxwelltown multis' spectacular demolition
Around 600 homes and 50 commercial premises will be evacuated when the four Maxwelltown multis in Dundee are "blown down" at the end of next month. (...)
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Armed youths in Baxter Park gang fights
A Dundee councillor has expressed his shock that dozens of armed youths have been engaging in gang fights in a city park. (...)
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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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Friends of Bonnethill well on way to church plaque target
A campaign to mark the site of a former city church is gathering momentum, as organisers close in on an important fund-raising total. (...)
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Time called on Bowbridge Bar for a month
A Hilltown pub has been banned from serving alcohol for over a month after becoming the first establishment in Dundee to have its licence suspended under current laws. (...)
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Montrose residents urged to report public drug use
Angus Council has urged Montrose residents to report drug use in public places, after hypodermic needles were found in a children's playpark. (...)
