Filling Waterfront sites could take a decade
It may be a decade before all the vacant sites on Dundee’s Central Waterfront are filled, a council report has revealed.
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Dundee East: Comfortable win for SNP’s Shona Robison
In the end it was a procession, with the SNP's Shona Robison securing another term as MSP for Dundee City East.
Care home worker who told elderly woman to “go and die” is struck off
A Dundee care home worker has been struck off for mistreating elderly residents and telling one to "go and die".
Council will fight to protect Dundee from impact of Brexit vote
Dundee’s leaders have pledged to fight tooth and nail to stave off the potentially catastrophic impact of Brexit.
Student explores Dundee’s years at height of whaling and sealing industry
As workers in Dundee’s whale and seal industry gagged at the sight and smell of gore, the young women who ran the neighbouring brewery slipped through the gates with shots of whisky.
Dundee University developing city’s next generation of games designers
Those of a certain generation will have memories of the beginnings of computing studies at primary and secondary school.
All-woman shortlist selected for Dundee International Book Prize
An all-women shortlist has been announced for this year’s prestigious Dundee International Book Prize.
Dundee sisters to face animal cruelty trial after dog found in bin
Two sisters accused of dumping a dog into an industrial waste bin in a residential street in Dundee will face trial on November 30.
Popeye pills could help elderly build muscles and defy ageing process
Like a real world version of Popeye's spinach, a simple pill could boost pensioners' muscles - and even help them defy the ageing process.
Call for Dundee’s urban green space to be given special protection
Planning chiefs have been told they must take steps to introduce city-wide protection for Dundee’s highly valued urban green spaces.