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Rowan Heggie protesting over mould in the Dundee flat.

Protesters target Dundee letting agent in row over ‘mouldy’ flat

A Dundee tenant has led a protest outside a city letting agent in a row over a "mouldy" flat.

By Lindsey Hamilton

Sophy Mitchell hopes to tick off some items on her bucket list.

Thousands raised to help terminally ill Dundee woman Sophy Mitchell complete bucket list

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Hundreds of donations have been made to help a 30-year-old Dundee woman with terminal cancer complete her bucket list.

By Lindsey Hamilton 0

We can learn lessons from Covid by working calmly together and taking care to prevent the spread of misinformation about monkeypox, says Dr Sloan.

DR DEREK SLOAN: Why it’s important to bust the monkeypox myths

As the first monkeypox case in Scotland is reported, it's vital we work together to tackle the spread of misinformation, says Dr Derek Sloan.

By Dr Derek Sloan 0

Perth High School teacher struck off after completing pupils’ assessments herself

A Perth High School teacher who completed pupils' assessments herself has been struck off.

By Sheanne Mulholland 0

Average house prices in Dundee have risen by nearly 14% in the past two years.

Price of a house in Dundee has risen by £17,000 in two years – but is a crash looming?

New research shows Dundee house prices have risen by 14% since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

By Gavin Harper 0

Andrew Batchelor is the brains behind the Dundee Culture account.

ANDREW BATCHELOR: Dundee Culture success is driven by Dundonian spirit

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Andrew Batchelor founded Dundee Culture when he was 12. He says it's the 'incredible' people of Dundee who inspire everything that he does.

By Andrew Batchelor 1

Inchcape Park regulars James McEachern (left) and Paul Smith. Pic: Graham Brown/DCT Media.

Motorhome owners say new council rules at seafront hotspot will drive money out of Arbroath

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Motorhome owners say new rules for an Arbroath hotspot could drive visitors away and cost the town dearly this summer.

By Graham Brown 1

Fife dangerous driver had bought car to drive to Iraq to see Covid-stricken parents

A taxi driver who tailgated and undertook on a major Fife road was planning on driving his newly-bought Skoda to Iraq to visit his dying parents.

By Kirsty McIntosh

Scotland's census deadline is approaching.

Scotland could miss delayed census deadline targets as Dundee lags behind

Only four in every five Dundee households have filled out their census form as the Scottish Government faces a struggle to meet its own key deadline targets.

By Justin Bowie

The patient died after developing an infection.

Fife care home resident died after nurses failed to spot infection

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A care home resident in Fife died after NHS nursing staff failed to properly check for signs of infection, a watchdog has ruled.

By Jake Keith

EXCLUSIVE: Dundee’s Olympia pool ‘too short’ since 2015 as competition ‘integrity’ questions raised

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Swimming bodies say the integrity of competitions held at Dundee's Olympia may have been compromised - as the pool has been "too short" since it was built.

By Alasdair Clark 1

Factory workers at Valentines, Dundee, in 1968.

24 best Valentines pictures as exhibition celebrating Dundee postcard firm heads for V&A

A Dundee commercial photography company best known for popularising the holiday postcard will be celebrated in a free exhibition at the V&A this summer.

By Michael Alexander

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