Date earmarked for opening of twin operating theatre for Tayside Children’s Hospital
A new twin operating theatre for Tayside Children’s Hospital could be open by 2020, health chiefs have revealed.
Council to spend £126 MILLION on improving Dundee schools
Dundee's pupils are set to benefit from an investment of more than £120 million in their school buildings, the Tele can reveal.
Strictly Come Dancing and I’m A Celebrity star steps in for Dundee dance show as Gok Wan forced to call off
Strictly Come Dancing star Brian Conley has come to the rescue of his good pal Gok Wan – after the fashion guru was forced to pull out of a charity event in Dundee tomorrow.
FREEZE THE FEES: Tele’s drive to have Ninewells parking fees frozen delivered to Indigo HQ
A petition has been delivered to a private parking firm calling for it to perform a U-turn on plans to raise its fees at Ninewells Hospital.
FREEZE THE FEES: Here’s why 2,100+ people have supported our Ninewells car parking campaign
More than 2,100 people have backed an Evening Telegraph campaign calling for parking fees at Ninewells Hospital to be frozen.
FREEZE THE FEES: Your last chance to back our campaign to prevent Ninewells parking hike
Readers are being given one final chance to support the Evening Telegraph’s campaign to have parking fees at Ninewells Hospital frozen.
‘Fancy building for a cafe’: Visitors give verdict on V&A as museum ranks 40th in Dundee on TripAdvisor
Tourists have ranked V&A Dundee only 40th on a list of the best things to see or do in the city.
FREEZE THE FEES: Dundee MSP Shona Robison rejected calls to scrap Ninewells parking charges
A Dundee politician repeatedly rejected calls to scrap parking fees at Ninewells Hospital – despite concerns from within her own party.
PETITION: Sign to support the Tele’s campaign to Freeze the Fees at Ninewells Hospital
Thanks to a thoughtless decision taken 20 years ago, patients, staff and visitors at Tayside’s biggest hospital are forced to fork out every time they park at the facility.
Dundee council set to decide on plans to replace fire-hit pavilion
Residents in Mill O’ Mains are hoping to finally have a new community meeting place – after plans were lodged for a replacement for their fire-hit pavilion.
POLL: Is the V&A Dundee worth the money? Have your say in our survey
With news that 27,000 people visited V&A Dundee in its first week, we wanted to get your views on the city’s new attraction.
GUILTY: Jury convicts Dundee man of historic child sex offence
A Dundee man is facing prison after being found guilty of a historic child sex offence.
Xplore Dundee installs dashcams to record traffic events with ‘higher than normal g-force’
Dundee’s main bus firm has installed new dashcams in its vehicles in a bid to prevent accidents.
V&A Dundee: All you need to know about today’s 3D Festival as local acts take centre stage
A series of Dundee musicians will herald the opening of the V&A today.
Shorter lunch break sees more Dundee pupils having school meals
The number of children eating school dinners has risen across Tayside – despite a new payment system causing problems in Angus.
V&A Dundee: City schoolchildren become first to visit design museum as light show revealed
Schoolchildren from across Dundee became some of the first people to get a glimpse of V&A Dundee today.
VIDEO AND PICTURES: Finally, we can reveal what is inside V&A Dundee
A first look inside the V&A Dundee can be revealed today.
Local man remanded after repeatedly telling sheriff his name was Casper the Ghost
A former volleyball player has been locked up after appearing in court and telling a sheriff he was Casper the Friendly Ghost.
Incidents see Tay Road Bridge shut 50 times in 12 months
The Tay Road Bridge closed 50 times in the past 12 months for police incidents – the highest number in the last six years.
Local teenager cleared over child rape and assault charges
A teenager has been acquitted of charges of raping and assaulting a child.