Fire service shouts rise in Angus and Fife against downward Scottish trend
Angus and Fife experienced a rise in fire incidents last year as part of a response that saw crews across Scotland deal with more than 91,000 call outs.
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Dundee Matters: Say what you will, but the NHS was there when mum needed it
The last few weeks have not been a barrel of laughs.
Tay FM DJ Stuart Webster breaks down on air as he talks about losing father to cancer
Tay FM DJ Stuart Webster broke down in tears on air on Wednesday morning, as he spoke candidly for the first time about his father's death.
Fit Philip’s filip as he ticks Oor Wulliethon off bucket list in a oner
Jings, crivens, help ma boab! It's a feat the fleet feet of PC Murdoch's tackity boots might even struggle to manage.
Monifieth and Kinghorn fail to make the grade in beach rankings
Scotland’s new bathing water season is officially under way – with continuing bad news for Monifieth beach visitors.
Dundee: City of rediscovery – ‘I was walking in the city centre and had this feeling that something was wrong there’
Looking across the Tay from his home in Newport, Scottish writer and broadcaster Billy Kay has always been struck by the beautiful setting enjoyed by Dundee and defined in the city’s motto “Dei Donum” gift of God.
Jings, crivens, help ma boab! Dundee academic Chris is the world’s first professor of comics
Michael Alexander speaks to Dundee University’s Professor Chris Murray – the world’s first professor of comic studies – who was inspired growing up amongst the comics heritage of Dundee.
Jimmy Marr buys Dundee restaurant 172 at the Caird weeks after administration blow
Dundee businessman Jimmy Marr has bought a prominent city centre restaurant, the 172 at the Caird in Nethergate.
World class chess players arrive in Dundee for Grandmaster tournament
World class chess players have descended on Dundee in celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Dundee Grandmaster Chess Tournament.
Burgess Short Story Competition: Hazel Bengough is the 2015 winner
The creative talents of Dundee’s young writers have been praised at the end of a competition celebrating the city.