REVEALED: Amazing wildlife in Dundee you may have not known was here
You’ll be surprised by the wildlife you can spot on your doorstep in Dundee.
Council blames social media for rise in bullying at Dundee schools
Council chiefs say the increasing use of social media accounts is to blame for a rising number of reports of bullying at schools across Dundee.
CREST OF A WAVE: We go behind the scenes with Dundee and Perth’s favourite radio station Wave FM
For thousands of people, Wave FM comes alive at the simple touch of a button or the opening of an app.
Complaints against Dundee taxi drivers include allegations of assault, drugs and sexual misbehaviour
A Dundee taxi boss has called for greater scrutiny of those applying for their licence after a raft of complaints against drivers in the city.
Landmark Dundee hotel to be demolished for new housing
A landmark city hotel is set to be demolished to make way for new housing.
Welder who spent two weeks in Ninewells hails staff who saved his life
A mill worker who spent more than six weeks in hospital after an industrial accident is raising money for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance.
Cat who disappeared from Carnoustie turns up in Arbroath two-and-a-half years later
A long-lost cat has been reunited with his family nearly two and a half years after he went missing – having turned up in a different town.
‘I left my drink for about 20 seconds’: woman tells of being spiked on Dundee night out
A woman has relived the horror of her drink being spiked in a Dundee students’ union after campaigners called for lids to be placed on drinks in pubs and clubs.
Local couple inspired by terminally-ill friend make risque calendar of scantily-clad men
A couple are raising money for Roxburghe House with a risqué calendar – having been inspired by the support provided for their terminally ill friend.
VIDEO: Dream comes true for Dundee boy as he finds The Open’s famous Claret Jug in his bedroom
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club (R&A) has made a Dundee boy’s dreams come true – by bringing the Claret Jug to his bedroom.
Charity fund hits £240,000 ahead of Dundee’s first Sleep in the Park
Nearly a quarter of a million pounds has been raised in Dundee ahead of the city’s first-ever Sleep in the Park event this weekend.
Calls for 24/7 drop-in service to help Dundonians tackling mental health issues
The final recommendations of a commission set up to tackle poverty and deprivation in Dundee have been published for the first time.
Ciaran, 10, inspired by school talk to host his own Dundee environmental awareness day
A school talk about marine conservation has inspired a 10-year-old boy to host his own environmental awareness day.
FREE TRAVEL: Santas wearing red suits can get buses at no cost to Dundee dash
It’s the festive fundraiser spectacle of the year – and what better way to travel to it than by bus?
‘People think they can get away with it’: Dundee taxi drivers see rise in fare dodgers
Police have revealed that frauds – including those involving taxis – have jumped by almost a fifth in Dundee.
Excitement at £6m turnaround of key Dundee shopping street
Like many high streets across the UK, the Murraygate hasn’t had its troubles to seek.
Mum praises Archie Foundation after her son, 11, has surgery at Tayside Children’s Hospital
A grateful mum has praised the Archie Foundation’s Tayside Appeal following her 11-year-old son’s surgery at the Tayside Children’s Hospital.
Dundee roads could be squeezed giving cyclists and pedestrians more space to ‘make streets safer’
People across Dundee are being asked to give their views on proposals to allocate more road space to cyclists and pedestrians.
Drivers angry at ‘massive’ potholes in Dundee car park
Drivers have spoken of their frustration over “massive” potholes at a Dundee car park.
Fury as The Greatest Showman sing-a-long in Dundee axed suddenly
Dozens of film fans may have been left out of pocket after the plug was pulled on sing-a-long screenings of The Greatest Showman amid licensing problems.