READERS’ LETTERS: Yes but…nothing – V&A Dundee will be huge success
Sir, – Among all the praise for the new V&A there has, locally at least, been a lot of “yes but...”.
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Tee to Green: Rose’s exemplary rise to World No 1
My abiding memory of Justin Rose, the No 1 golfer in the world right now, will always be at Gleneagles in 1999.
READERS’ LETTERS: Fife needs to look after its litter pickers
Sir, – The story on Fife Council scrapping the Adopt A Street plan is a terribly sad reflection on the local authority and its workforce.
ALEX BELL: A design for all our lives…we must never lose sight of V&A’s democratic purpose
What did illuminated manuscripts ever do for Dundee? This question arises on looking at a colourful medieval book on show at the city’s new V&A, Scotland’s first design museum.
V&A Dundee: City comes of age as museum draws envious glances from around the globe
More than 800 years is a long time to wait.
JENNY HJUL: Scottish Government’s failures go beyond P1 tests
The government’s potential humiliation over primary one tests is just the latest setback for the SNP in its dismal handling of education over the past decade.
READERS’ LETTERS: Asking for the nursing care we all deserve
Sir, – As a nurse of almost 30 years. I believe that everyone deserves to have access to safe, high-quality health and social care services.
READERS’ LETTERS: Mobile phones lead to mental problems
Sir, – I take my hat off to the Perthshire school that has banned pupils using mobile phones in school (“Perthshire school calls time on phones”, Courier, September 5).
Ryder Cup: Bjorn’s selection of Sergio Garcia is a huge gamble
Thomas Bjorn is going on the “tried and tested” evidence of the past in giving Sergio Garcia a wildcard for the Ryder Cup in Paris later this month.
JENNY HJUL: Salmond saga makes independence poll even more unlikely
This is not the best time for the Scottish nationalists to raise the issue of independence, as the more sensible among them would probably admit.