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Rock band The Libertines to play Dundee concert in December
The Libertines will play in Dundee this December, the band have announced.
Jail for woman who trafficked pair to work as prostitutes in Dundee and Perth
A prostitution boss who admitted trafficking two women to flats in Dundee and Perth has been jailed.
Gym plan for Dundee industrial estate rejected by council planners
A bid to bring a “crossfit”-style gym to a Dundee industrial estate has been turned down by city planners who say the plan does not suit the area.
Thousands come to see BBC’s Antiques Roadshow at V&A Dundee
Thousands of people flocked to V&A Dundee to discover if their family heirlooms were secret treasures when the Antiques Roadshow filmed outside the £80 million museum yesterday.
PICTURE GALLERY: Readers go bucket trail crazy with photos next to Oor Wullies!
We asked for your Oor Wullie Big Bucket Trail selfies – and you didn’t disappoint as the Tele was inundated with snaps from across Dundee and beyond.
Man accused of catalogue of sexual offences over 18 years, including child rape
A man is facing charges of rape and child sex abuse dating back almost two decades.
Rosebank Primary pupils hold Dundee show in glorious technicolour
Pupils at Rosebank Primary School were the stars of the show as they wowed the crowds with their end of year performance.
TELE TAKEOVER: V&A Dundee games exhibition took four years to put together
Curators at V&A Dundee, who brought a video game exhibition from London to Dundee, spoke to Baldragon Academy pupils about the work that has been put into the display.
Dundee kids being diagnosed with diabetes due to obesity
Shock new figures reveal children in Dundee are being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes – the kind mainly caused by poor diet and an inactive lifestyle.
Costa coffee could move into former Tay Bar at Dundee train station
Commuters at Dundee’s railway station could be set to welcome baristas on to the platform under proposals for a former pub.
Dundee OAPs protest over BBC’s free TV Licence for over-75s being scrapped
Dundee’s pensioners took to the streets to protest against the decision to start charging over-75s for their TV licence.
Dundee dog walker’s anger as caravan is gutted in fire by ‘mindless thugs’
A Dundee dog walker has condemned “mindless thugs” who set fire to and destroyed her caravan.
Dundee faces summer of discontent as strike threat looms for council chiefs
Dundee is heading for a “summer of discontent” with public services suffering all season long – unless councillors intervene next week.
Drunk joiner jailed for stealing razors from Dundee Tesco store
A thieveing joiner who stole razors from a supermarket before abusing police has been jailed at Dundee Sheriff Court.
Dundee collector Tom has hundreds of Radio Times copies, including first from 1923
The opening of the Tay Road Bridge in 1966 and The Open at St Andrews in 1955 are just some of the historic moments captured in a Dundee man’s expansive Radio Times collection.
Stewart is finished with fish after 45 years of running Dundee shop
After 45 years in business, the iconic House of Pisces tropical fish store in Dundee is set to close for the last time today.
Dundee allotments chief cautioned by officers for threatening tenant
The vice-chairman of an allotment committee at the centre of a bullying row was cautioned by police after threatening a tenant, the Tele can reveal.
‘Alastair lit up a room’ – wife pays tribute to Dundee garage owner
The wife of a well-known former garage owner has paid tribute to her husband following his death at the age of 86.
Shock as popular pizza parlour closes in Dundee city centre
The future of a landmark pizza restaurant in Dundee city centre has been thrown into doubt after its parent company entered liquidation.
Charity launches acoustic night at Dundee coffee shop
A charity partnership supporting Ugandan farmers has been launched.
