Edinburgh’s Hogmanay to celebrate European ties as UK prepares for Brexit
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations will celebrate the ties between Scotland and the continent as the UK prepares to leave the EU, organisers have announced.
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Former boxer’s plans for family-friendly Hogmanay party in Arbroath shut down
Ambitious proposals by an Arbroath fitness instructor to hold a family-friendly New Year party in the town have been shut down.
Dundee man ordered to pay £400 to police officer he spat on
A 38-year-old Dundee man has been ordered to pay compensation after spitting at a police officer on Hogmanay.
Company behind summer Slessor Gardens gigs open to putting on Dundee Hogmanay bash
The company behind Dundee's hugely successful summer Slessor Gardens concerts have revealed they would consider putting on a Hogmanay event.
Anti-drink drive scheme could extend beyond festive season
A Dundee scheme to prevent drink-driving over the festive season could be rolled out to cover the rest of the year.
Angus man hopes Ferryden fragment is piece of Hogmanay meteor
A Montrose man is waiting to hear if he has found part of a meteor which lit up the night sky over Angus on Hogmanay.
Perth and Kinross Matters: New year, new reminder of community spirit
Communities across Courier country tapped into a pagan past as they welcomed in the New Year.
VIDEO: From fireballs to street parties…Footage shows how Courier Country welcomed 2018
From stunning fireball displays in the Mearns to street parties in Perthshire, locals across Courier Country welcomed in the New Year in spectacular style.
Waterworks, water and the Worst New Year Ever
As we dust ourselves down and get set for another year of thrills and spills, it is tempting to dwell on the challenges and hardships we may have faced in the previous year. Whenever I am tempted to do so, I find it helps to think back to The Worst New Year Ever and count my blessings.
‘I’m hooked on the dook’: Watch as hundreds welcome 2018 with Tay dip in Broughty Ferry
Hundreds heralded in 2018 with a brave dip in the waters of the River Tay on New Year's Day.