Night of laughs for Dundonians as Scot Squad stars to put on show in city
Two of the stars of the BBC smash-hit Scot Squad are bringing a night of laughs to Dundee — and say they’d rather do the show here than elsewhere in Scotland.
Jailing racist thug who spouted abuse at man and police officer is ‘not in public interest’
A racist thug hurled abuse at another man — before doing the same to a policeman who turned up to arrest him.
Dundee dad cut off his electronic tag to see his kids after threat from partner
A young father has been jailed for breaching a court order after he cut off his electronic tag in order to see his children.
Convicted Dundee drug supplier given ‘last chance’ and spared prison
A convicted drug supplier has been spared jail after being told by a court he was not a “frontline dealer”.
‘Pleasant’ man threatened Dundee cinema staff and refused to give police details
A Dundee man — described as “pleasant” when sober — has admitted shouting, swearing and making threatening remarks to staff at a city centre cinema.
Dundee cannabis producer told he’s in the ‘last chance saloon’
Jason Black, 49, was ordered to do 140 hours of unpaid work after he admitted producing and possessing cannabis on September 15 last year.
Thug threatened to rape Dundee cop after being detained for drink-driving
A thug has admitted threatening to rape a police officer and her family after being detained for drink-driving.
Waterfront helps give city 8% employment boost
Dundee’s hospitality sector is bringing a jobs boost to the city, as the billion-pound Waterfront redevelopment begins to take shape.
Man breached the peace in Murraygate while on bail
Christopher Tennant, 38, of Elders Court, had sentence deferred after admitting a breach of the peace.
Games in jeopardy as thieves steal huge container with equipment
Plans to stage a Highland games tournament are in jeopardy after thieves made off with £2,000 of transport equipment.
Letter about appointments to Tele leads to action from NHS Tayside
NHS Tayside is to start printing the day appointments are scheduled for in letters to patients, in a bid to make them easier to understand.
SPRING IS ALMOST HERE: After months of cold and murk, Dundee folk can finally enjoy the sun this week
Spring is finally set to arrive in Dundee, with sunshine and temperatures in double digits expected.
Grand National 2018: These are the horses most Dundonians have put money on
Bookies have reported an avalanche of bets on the Grand National across Dundee ahead of the 171st running of the race today.
Out of the picture: Just 6% of Dundee-owned artworks on public display
Only a tiny fraction of the artworks owned by the city of Dundee is actually on public display, the Tele has learned.
Fury over application for land after Dundee council previously rejected housing plan
Residents living near the site of a proposed housing scheme fear the plans could soon be back on the table — despite councillors rejecting them only last month.
Resident says city streets are ‘an overflow car park’ to Ninewells Hospital
A man who lives near Ninewells Hospital says he is fed up of his street being used as an “overflow” car park by medical staff.
Local nurse suspended over methadone handout failures
A nurse has been suspended after he failed to manage methadone handouts for patients recovering from drug addiction, one of whom later died.
Investigation after man, 47, found dead at Dundee home
Police have launched an investigation following the “unexplained” death of a 47-year-old man.
Pictures reveal the scale of controversial Dundee Waterfront development in front of V&A
New aerial pictures have captured the latest stage in the ongoing redevelopment of Dundee’s Waterfront at Site 6 opposite the V&A.
When fires were fought with hose and horse power
BACK in the day, the brave fire crews who came to the rescue in Dundee ran their engines not on mechanical horsepower, but with actual horses.