FEATURE: Should Scotland’s murdered ‘witches’ be pardoned?
With Halloween upon us, should Scotland’s ‘witches’ who were persecuted in centuries gone by be pardoned? Michael Alexander sought the opinions of historians.
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FEATURE: Oasis won’t get back together – but Fife band Shambolics could be ‘one of world’s biggest bands’, says Alan McGee
In an interview with The Courier, legendary music mogul Alan McGee tells Michael Alexander why he doesn’t think his old band Oasis will reform – but explains why he thinks recently signed Fife four-piece Shambolics could be ‘one of the biggest bands in the world’.
How archaeology could transform knowledge of relations between Fife’s ancient Picts and the Roman Empire
Michael Alexander spent a day with an archaeological team on the East Lomond hill in Fife and discovered how recent digs could shed new light on Scotland’s early history.
Action demanded over empty shops ‘blighting’ Angus and Fife towns
Angus and Fife town centres are among those worst hit by the “blight” of shops lying empty and unused, according to a report.
Tayside councils under pressure to scrap bank deals after Fife Council saves millions
Cash-strapped councils are coming under pressure to scrap commercial loans after Fife's local authority became one of the first in Scotland to save millions.
Former Arbroath bodybuilder confined to wheelchair after stroke calls for Forth Bridge abseilers
A disabled former firefighter and bodybuilding star living in an Arbroath care home has made an emotional plea for help.
Big Bucket Trail: Oor Wullie statues taken into storage ahead of auction night
The streets of Dundee look a little emptier this week as the Big Bucket Trail has come to an end.
AS IT HAPPENS: The Oor Wullie’s BIG Bucket Trail auction live from Edinburgh
Oor Wullie mania will take over Edinburgh tonight as the BIG Bucket Trail auctions reach the capital.
Dundee has highest suicide rate in mainland Scotland as numbers rise across the country
Dundee has one of the highest rates of suicide in Scotland as the national figure rises.
Number of Tayside youngsters in ‘flagship’ school sport and exercise programme drops
Participant numbers in a “flagship” schools sport programme have dropped in three out of four local council areas despite more volunteers stepping forward to support sessions.