V&A Dundee project chiefs have released these stunning new photos as the £80 million project nears completion. The images were released to mark the latest visit to the city by chief architect Kengo Kuma on Wednesday. The V&A is on course to open in 2018.
An army of the undead descended on the streets of Dundee at the weekend for the sixth annual Zombie Walk as it got underway at Dundee University’s student union.
Earlier this week we got a look around the former Royal Observer Corps (ROC) monitoring post buried 20 ft underground in Broughty Ferry.
Former world heavyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko, actor Jamie Dornan and Baywatch star Kelly Rohrbach have joined the likes of Rory McIlroy for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
It won’t open until next year, but builders working on the V&A at Dundee waterfront can already reflect on the success of their work. Work is now well under way on new features that will help to create the illusion of the Kengo Kuma-designed building floating on water.
The Arklay Street area of Dundee was cordoned off by police after a man died in an apparent crossbow attack. Arklay Street, Dundonald Street and surrounding areas were the subject of intense police and forensic investigations after a man died in the incident late on Sunday night. For our full report, click here.
Texas rolled back the years with a sold-out concert at Dundee’s Caird Hall on September 24. Sharleen Spiteri & Co thrilled the capacity audience with a hit-filled set from their prodigious back catalogue. Click here for a full review.
A memory walk was held in Baxter Park on Sunday raising funds for charity. The annual Alzheimer Scotland Memory Walk saw families and friends come together to make memories, remember loved ones and raise funds for research into the disease. Walkers strode around the circumference of Baxter Park, setting off at noon.
These photographs show the scenes in central Mexico following a deadly earthquake which killed more than 200 people. Locals have been rallying together in a bid to save neighbours from the rubble of toppled buildings in the wake of the 7.1 magnitude event.
Newly-signed World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) stars faced off against homegrown talent for the Hell for Lycra XIV event at Dundee’s Caird Hall on Saturday.