Dundee lensman who snapped iconic Beatles Abbey Road photo remembered on what would have been his 80th birthday
He was the Dundee photographer who took the iconic image of one of music’s most famous albums.
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Councillor urges parents to warn children over dangers of fire-raising
A senior Dundee councillor said parents must take action if they suspect their children have been involved in fire-raising.
Padrino Pizza, Dundee (40/50)
My dad is the only person I know who doesn't like pizza. In the UK, though, pizza takes on very many forms from the microwave deep crust variety to the carry-out boxed versions bigger than a bicycle wheel.
Brought to book: The Dundee author with the golden pen
A Dundee librarian has taken her love of books one step further by writing her own award-winning short stories, discovers Caroline Lindsay
Slavoj Zizek, dubbed the ‘most dangerous philosopher in West’, to deliver Dundee University lecture
The man dubbed “the most dangerous philosopher in the West” will visit Dundee University next month to discuss terror, politics and persecution.
Pawn stars set for Dundee Chess Congress
Some of the country's best chess players will descend on the City of Discovery this weekend for the return of the Dundee Chess Congress.
Brassica owner behind bid to create new restaurant
The co-owner of a Dundee restaurant which plunged into administration is behind plans to create a new business on the site.
Universities to research integration of minority communities in Scotland
St Andrews and Dundee universities have been given funding to research how Muslims and Roma people have integrated into local communities.
Striker Nade battled depression during stint with Raith Rovers
Former Dundee, Raith Rovers and East Fife striker Christian Nade has opened up about his battle with depression.
Engineering group Pryme wins £3.5m of contracts
Dundee-based Pryme Group has secured new oil and gas work worth £3.5 million as it ramps up activity ahead of the opening of a new multi-million pound engineering facility.