Tay Cities Deal key to Dundee life sciences
Collaboration and the impact of the Tay Cities Deal were the talking points of the 19th annual BioDundee international conference yesterday.
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SPONSORED: Green planet: are we doing enough to protect our fragile world?
All of the little things can add up to real change, but to make a difference we all need to pull our weight.
SPONSORED: Multiple sclerosis charity launches exercise campaign for MS Awareness Week
This MS Awareness Week (22-28 April), the MS Trust is calling on people with MS to pop on their pumps and introduce a little activity – big or small – into their daily routine. Staying active doesn’t need to mean running marathons or going to the gym, it’s about doing it at your own level, at your own pace. Doing it YOUR way.
SPONSORED: National Lottery-funded projects transform the lives of local Dundonians
In 2018, V&A Dundee opened with over £19 million of National Lottery investment and world-wide media attention but over the last five months The National Lottery has been shining a light on some of the lesser-known projects across the Tayside region.
SPONSORED: A Jive And Kicking – 92-Year-Old Dundonian praises supportive “Extended Family”
Nae Limits 60+ Association, supported by National Lottery funding, helps Mabel Robertson and dozens of others enjoy dancing, live music and companionship in later life.
IN PICTURES: St Patrick’s Day 2019 celebrated around the world
Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland is celebrated around the world on St. Patrick’s Day. According to legend Saint Patrick used the three-leaved shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to Irish pagans in the 5th-century after becoming a Christian missionary.
SPONSORED: Great reasons to visit the Axe Throwing Open at Scone Palace on 5th May
Centuries ago, Scone Palace was a hive of medieval activity, and this May bank holiday it will return to those historical roots with the Braveheart Scottish Axe Throwing Open taking place on the palace lawns on Sunday 5th May. Sports such as axe throwing and medieval combat have become increasingly popular over recent years due to the huge success of television series Game of Thrones and Vikings.
IN PICTURES: Massive secret cave Gaping Gill opens to the public for one week only
Gaping Gill, the largest cavern in Britain, situated in Yorkshire Dales National Park, ahead of its opening the public next weekend.
Surprise in store for gin-loving Cateran Yompers this weekend
Heroic hikers undertaking the gruelling Cateran Yomp this weekend will be "ginvincible" thanks to an award-winning Angus spirit producer.
Consultation for Coupar Angus battery farm
An energy firm has returned to Perth and Kinross Council with the aim of expanding its operations in the Coupar Angus area.