Face of Dundee’s Overgate reveals how he overcame single dad struggles – and his ‘sunshine energy’ secret
Howey Ejegi is all smiles on social media, but he's opening up on his struggles as a black single dad in Dundee.
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Leonie Bell: My journey from ‘idyllic’ Newport childhood to ‘dream job’ leading V&A Dundee
Ahead of giving a prestigious lecture, the V&A Dundee director chats to Michael Alexander about her Newport upbringing, St Andrews schooling and gets nostalgic for Dundee's old Olympia leisure centre.
How bittersweet mid-life ADHD diagnosis helped Russel D. McLean tackle 1970s Dundee crime tale
Dundee crime noir specialist is back with a new novel set in the city at the time of the Templeton Murders - but the writer has wrestled with huge personal challenges to get here.
EXCLUSIVE: LiveHouse boss Gus reveals how he plans to make new venue ‘the Barrowlands of Dundee’
After months of anticipation, LiveHouse is getting ready to open. I sat down with Gus Robb to find out more about his vision for the city centre venture.
REBECCA BAIRD: Why 71 Brewing expansion is great for Dundee – and live music
The Dundee brewery has been under renovation since 2022.
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The former River City and Outlander star was a 'political agitator' during the Timex strike in the early 90s.
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Face of Dundee’s Overgate reveals how he overcame single dad struggles – and his ‘sunshine energy’ secret
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EXCLUSIVE: LiveHouse boss Gus reveals how he plans to make new venue ‘the Barrowlands of Dundee’
REBECCA BAIRD: Why 71 Brewing expansion is great for Dundee – and live music
Why Dundee workers nicknamed Outlander actor Tam Dean Burn ‘Spiderman’ during infamous Timex strike
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