Makeover under way for Dundee United’s Tannadice ground
Scaffolding has gone up inside Dundee United’s Tannadice ground as the stadium is given a makeover for the new season.
Man rushed to Ninewells after car collides with crash barrier in Dundee city centre
A man was taken to hospital after his car collided with a barrier at a busy city junction last night.
Dundee project to help homeless people with complex needs find a tenancy now has 22 people on its roster
A project designed to help homeless people into stable tenancies before then tackling their problems is helping them make a fresh start, those behind the scheme say.
Dundee City Council reported to Transport Scotland amid concerns Blether Bus ‘denies access to the disabled’
Dundee City Council has been reported to Transport Scotland amid concerns its alternative to a doomed bus service is not accessible.
Andy Scott admits defeat in bid to bring unique sculpture to Dundee Waterfront
The Scottish sculptor who created the award-winning Kelpies statues says he has admitted defeat in his bid to bring a unique sculpture to Dundee’s Waterfront.
Annual drug deaths rate in Dundee highest on record
Dundee has recorded the highest number of annual drugs deaths on record – with 66 people dying of substance abuse in the last year.
Has Dundee City Council ‘dropped the ball’ over Waterfront sculpture pitch?
Pressure is mounting on Dundee City Council to fully explain why it turned down a Waterfront sculpture pitch from the artist behind The Kelpies.
Man ‘stabbed’ in incident as emergency services rush to Fintry area of Dundee
Police were called to a residential street after a man was allegedly stabbed in the hand.
MSP shares discomfort over ‘unacceptable’ mixed-sex wards at Dundee dementia hospital
“Unacceptable” mixed-sex wards are set to become the norm at a city dementia hospital.
Workers signed off with stress have cost NHS Tayside 1.3m working hours
NHS workers in Tayside are being signed off from work with stress due to a “constant feeling they are failing patients” and falling staff numbers, a union has claimed.
Dundee councillors accused of ‘hypocrisy’ over bus route
Dundee administration councillors have been accused of hypocrisy after praising a bus firm for stepping up to plug a gap left by a service they voted to scrap last month.
Dundee council worker hits back at claims he left ‘panting’ dog in van during 24C heat
A council worker who was criticised for leaving his dog in a van on a hot day has defended his behaviour by claiming his pet was not in any distress.
Ex-chairman warns road to recovery is a long one for NHS Tayside
NHS Tayside has several years to go before it can be considered back at the top of its game – according to its former chairman.
Passenger lift and accessible toilet to be built at Tannadice Park
Tannadice Park is set to become more wheelchair accessible with the addition of a passenger lift and an accessible toilet.
Calls for council to explain decision to turn down Waterfront proposal by Kelpies designer
Community figures have called on Dundee City Council to explain why it turned down a bid by the artist behind The Kelpies to bring a statue to Dundee.
Xplore Dundee offers to redirect one of its existing routes after bus users ‘deprived’ of lifeline service
Bus users set to be deprived of a “lifeline” service next month have been given a reprieve after an operator offered to redirect one of its existing routes.
Fisherman’s Beer Festival in Broughty Ferry hailed big success
The 20th Fisherman’s Beer Festival has been hailed as a big success.
Dundee Waterfront proposal by Kelpies designer ‘ignored’ by council
Dundee turned down the opportunity to commission a statue by the sculptor behind the world-famous Kelpies, the Tele can reveal.
Exile on Reform Street: ‘Second album syndrome’ hits city
It was meant to be the start of something tasty.
Applications lodged for more homes in Whitfield area of Dundee
Two new applications to build homes on a city estate have been submitted to Dundee council planning officers.