Dundee man jailed after pulling a Samurai sword on electrician who couldn’t fix his boiler
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Shopping centre to house third Dundee Design Festival
The unusual surroundings of a city centre shopping mall will be home to this year's Dundee Design Festival.
Dundee’s Kingsway blocked due to HGV breakdown
Dundee's busiest road is blocked due to a broken-down HGV.
Dundee man jailed after pulling a Samurai sword on electrician who couldn’t fix his boiler
A man who caused an armed police siege after threatening an electrician with a Samurai sword because he could not fix his boiler has been jailed.
Dundee man jailed after pulling a Samurai sword on electrician who couldn’t fix his boiler
A man sparked a four-hour siege with firearm cops - after pulling a Samurai sword on an electrician who couldn't fix his boiler.
Rise in compensation payments to NHS Tayside staff
NHS Tayside has paid more than £120,000 over the past two years to staff who have been injured at work.
Pilot scheme to reduce food waste launched in Dundee
One of Scotland's top chefs has thrown his backing behind a pilot project which aims to reduce the amount of food waste thrown way.
Dundee’s Be Charlotte aims to inspire next generation as she launches schools tour in home city
A Dundee singer who has just released her first single after signing to a major record label is seeking to inspire the next generation of artists.
Dog owners warned after toxic palm oil found on Broughty Ferry beach
Dog owners in Tayside are being warned to watch out for potentially deadly palm oil washing up on local beaches.
Sixty bank branches culled in Tayside and Fife in eight years
A third of bank branches in Tayside and Fife have closed over the last eight years, according to new research.
IN PICTURES: The Big Tennis Weekend
The event, run by Tennis for Free was organised to reach out to all communities and worked with local councils, community groups and the LTA. Patrick Hollwey, Tennis for Free chairman, said: “The Big Tennis Weekend is all about getting people from right across their community out into their parks and having fun, making new friends and hitting lots of balls, giving people the opportunity to mix together, get some exercise and use their park facilities all for free.” The sessions are coach-led and suitable for kids from three years plus. They involve drills, games and free play.
