VIDEO: Hundreds gather for celebrations as Broughty Ferry Christmas lights are switched-on
Thousands braved the cold on Thursday night to cheer the switch-on of Broughty Ferry’s Christmas lights.
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READERS’ LETTERS: Labour could ‘cut legs out’ from under SNP
Sir, – Whether Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn grants a Section 30 order allowing a second referendum during the first term of a Labour government – or only after it has ended, or at some other time, or not at all – it is clear his priority is bringing the country back together and dealing with Brexit.
Fifer named arable farmer of the year
The Scottish Arable Farmer of the Year is John Weir of Lacesston Farm, Gateside, Fife.
READERS’ LETTERS: Scotland’s daily oil output is worth £350m but this figure is never publicised
Sir, – The famous figure of £350 million a week, emblazoned on the Vote Leave campaign bus and purported to be the bonus to the NHS if the UK left the EU, has long since been discredited. But is still talked about.
Dealer found with £4,000 of heroin in Scone on ‘Scally run’ from Liverpool to Scotland
A bridge inspector who turned to drug dealing to pay for his cocaine habit after losing his job was jailed for 30 months on Friday.
Drink-driver in jail for killing dog-walker found with illegal pills in Castle Huntly
A Buckfast-fuelled killer driver has been found with more than 40 illicit pills after being moved to Castle Huntly open prison.
READERS’ LETTERS: Robbing Peter to pay Paul won’t heal NHS
Sir, – We should all be extremely concerned over the current state of our NHS.
Dundee-trained artist a Guinness World Record holder thanks to massive drawing effort
A Dundee-trained artist is the newest holder of a Guinness World Record after creating the largest drawing by an individual.
Focus on the day job of improving services
Sir, – Election season begins with a plethora of promises to entice votes from those who have to pay for them, electing those to spend money wisely and frugally.
READERS’ LETTERS: Focus on the day job of improving services
Sir, – Election season begins with a plethora of promises to entice votes from those who have to pay for them, electing those to spend money wisely and frugally.