Dundee Matters: Time to give old buildings some long-overdue TLC
The ‘Conshy’ was once home to hundreds of college students.
Monday Matters
Fife Matters: Still work to be done to shift attitudes for the better
Fifty-five years ago, Bob Dylan sang ‘The times they are a-changin’, a song reflecting the generation gap and the political divide which marked American culture in the 60s.
Perth and Kinross Matters: Free iPad experiment shows Bertha Park is leading the way
When I was at school, your parents’ taste in household wallpaper was very important to your social standing.
Fife Matters: Slight rise in smoking should be cause for concern
It’s been said there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.
Fife Matters: A great way to take the sting out of the summer holidays
With the school summer holidays now upon us, the fact many kids will be complaining about being bored already is the least of some parents’ worries.
Perth and Kinross Matters: Why it takes a lot more to scandalise a politician in 2019
Remember when Noel Gallagher was embroiled in a scandal so sordid that it threatened to end his career?
Angus Matters: Finding a common ground important for residents and businesses
Neighbourhood disputes have the tendency to turn nasty if common ground is not recognised and acknowledged.
Perth and Kinross Matters: A reminder that it pays to listen
There was a point this week when it looked like plans for the Cross Tay Link Road might have to be ripped up.
Fife Matters: Town centre funding allocation won’t be a piece of cake
Given the current state of affairs, any sort of funding from the Scottish Government would normally be welcomed with open arms.
Fife Matters: Auld folk will suffer when Auntie pulls the strings
There was more than a smidgeon of irony last week when the BBC confirmed its decision to axe free TV licences for the over 75s – just a matter of days after its programming lauded the older generation for their efforts during the Second World War.