VIDEO: Fallen Dundee soldier’s instrument, which sounded on Western Front, to be played final time in city
A cornet played on the Western Front during WW1 will sound Last Post in Dundee on Remembrance Day this year.
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A kitten, a charity shop and a historic ship – all in a day’s work for the Inclusion Group
Members of a Dundee disability group enjoy volunteering at charities across Dundee. Gayle hangs out with the Inclusion Group gang as they get stuck in...
READERS’ LETTERS: Dundee’s HMS Unicorn a genuine original
Sir, - Recent reports on the safety of re-building aircraft after a crash (Courier, January 4) suggest this to be a reasonable practice, though it is easily demonised.
Could claret have been Scotland’s national drink?
Michael Alexander speaks to Newport-based broadcaster Billy Kay as he celebrates the Scots drouth for fine wine across the centuries in a new BBC Radio Scotland series.
Egg scare underlines high British standards
Sir, - The current health scare over imported eggs simply highlights the differences between EU and UK animal welfare standards.
“Nightmare” speed bumps have to go, say City Quay residents
Residents of Dundee's City Quay development have called on Dundee City Council to change "nightmare" speed bumps they believe are damaging their cars.
Remembrance service held on board HMS Unicorn
A moving Remembrance Sunday service was held on board HMS Unicorn.
Scottish ‘national lite’ will not save Labour
Sir, - Scottish Labour deputy leader, Alex Rowley’s call that Theresa May pursue a soft Brexit for Scotland has been widely reported (October 21).