Alastair Fyfe: Former deputy editor of The Courier dies aged 82
Alastair Fyfe, who spent nearly 50 years working for The Courier, has died at the age of 82.
Alzheimer Scotland
Brave Alan takes on final leg of 3,000 cycle a year after crash
A determined man from Kinross is flying to America to finish a coast-to-coast fundraising cycle after almost dying the first time he attempted it.
Online auction under way for Frank’s Law signed shirts from across sporting spectrum
Bidding has opened on a treasure trove of signed sporting memorabilia donated to Frank’s Law campaigner Amanda Kopel in support of her fundraising effort for dementia research.
VIDEO: Dundonians share memories as they walk for dementia sufferers
Baxter Park was awash with purple as fund-raisers did their bit to support Alzheimer Scotland.
Dynamic doggy duo are ready to transform lives of families living with dementia
A project which trains dogs to help families coping with dementia is hoping to find homes for two of its star pupils.
Local care group rakes in the funds for dementia care
Staff and residents at local care homes across Tayside have raised more than £34,000 for a Scottish dementia charity.
John Swinney to host poetry night in aid of Football Memories dementia project
A Perthshire poet is teaming up with a local politician to support a project that uses the beautiful game to stimulate the memories of people with dementia.
Chance to back a winner at Rotary’s race night in aid of Alzheimer Scotland
Racing fans are being invited to an evening of entertainment where charity will be the main winner.
Living with dementia: Why Dundee man is ‘still Archie’!
Michael Alexander meets Dundee man Archie Noone who is fronting a new TV advert campaign to help reduce the stigma of living with dementia.
Leading charity pushes for swift Frank’s Law implementation
A leading dementia charity has called for the Scottish Government to stop delaying and introduce Frank’s Law.