Tayside businesses back return of Dundee to London City flight
Businesses across Tayside are calling for more flights to UK cities amid calls for the reintroduction of a direct Dundee flight to London City.
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Calum Hill shows he belongs on the main Tour with strong finish
Calum Hill showed all week he belongs in the company of the European Tour elite – it’s just a question of getting there on a full-time basis.
Calum Hill doesn’t get first prize but gets the one he most wanted
Calum Hill didn’t get the actual first prize in the Aberdeen Standards Investments Scottish Open qualifier at Longniddry, but he got the prize he felt counted most.
Healthcare assistants threaten work-to-rule over pay disparities
Healthcare assistants at NHS Tayside are threatening to work to rule over the decision to promote some to a higher band than others.
Heatwave now forecast to hit Scotland’s east coast with highs of up to 27C on Saturday
Tayside and Fife could bask in the heatwave due to hit the UK later this week, according to an updated forecast.
Artist Jack Vettriano wins legal battle against Far East counterfeit operation
Fife artist Jack Vettriano has won a legal battle to clamp down on a forgery gang trying to cash in on his work.
Pitlochry sewage works will be screened by trees eventually, say Scottish Water
Scottish Water have said that its sewage works in Pitlochry will be screened by trees again - eventually.
Ambitious plans to make Dunfermline festival a ‘mainstay’ of Scotland’s events calendar
Dunfermline’s Outwith cultural festival is expanding again.
Glenshee suffers ‘one of worst seasons’ in awful year for Scotland’s winter sports resorts
Scotland’s winter sports resorts have slithered away to close on one of their worst seasons - with Glenshee Ski Centre one of the worst hit.
Labour leader’s fury over Mill o’ Mains pavilion proposals
A senior councillor has said proposals put forward to replace the fire-hit pavilion in Mill o'Mains betray the memory of the late councillor Brian Gordon.