‘Honeymoon over’ as Dundee council set to charge owners to charge their electric vehicles
The “honeymoon period is over” for electric vehicle (EV) owners after the city council revealed it will start charging them to plug in their cars.
Councillor Lynne Short
Recovery Dundee holds second ‘hangover-free’ New Year party
Support group Recovery Dundee has started 2019 with a bang after holding its second “hangover-free” New Year party at Discovery Point.
Closed Dundee pub could be given new lease of life by Heineken firm
Fresh plans have been unveiled to give a new lease of life to a once-popular city pub.
£11.6m to be spent on 97 flats and five shops at Dundee Waterfont Site 6
Developers are poised to spend more than £11 million on two key parts of the controversial Site 6 scheme at Dundee’s Waterfront.
Festive electric van set to deliver toys to Dundee kids
Local authority bosses have unwrapped an early Christmas present to help kids across Dundee – a festive electric van.
Councillor calls for Dundee city centre shops and cafes to stay open until 10pm
Dundee’s development convener is calling on businesses to unite for a single day of “European-style” late openings amid claims the city centre is “decaying”.
TODAY: You can help shape future of Dundee community centre
An open day is to be held at a former medical centre which it is hoped will soon offer a range of community services.
EXCLUSIVE: Open-top buses to return to Dundee as tourists set to flock to city
Open-top bus tours are set to return to Dundee as tourism chiefs say they are “bang on target” with their vision for the city ahead of the opening of the V&A.
Dundee councillor: ‘To do a Hogmanay party right isn’t cheap’
Dundee City Council says the era of being able to afford New Year parties was “long gone”.
Derelict Tesco warehouse beside Dundee’s Kingsway sold to developer
A derelict warehouse that once belonged to a major supermarket could finally have a bright future ahead after it was sold for an undisclosed sum.
Safety fears after lorries seen driving over Tay Road Bridge despite high wind restrictions
A councillor has hit out at lorry drivers who ignored restrictions for the Tay Road Bridge during winds in excess of 50mph.
Welsh civil servants ‘impressed’ by Dundee’s electric cars surge
A group of Welsh civil servants visited Dundee yesterday to find out about the city’s electric vehicle initiative.
Dundee leading the charge with surge in sales of electric cars
Dundee is leading the charge in electric vehicle sales compared to other areas of Scotland, new figures have revealed.
Dundee councillor: Work together and we can host a Hogmanay bash this year
A Dundee councillor has said a mass Hogmanay party could be hosted in the city, if partner agencies help out.
Dundee councillor gets on her bike for work to promote benefits of cycling
A Dundee councillor has teamed up with an electric bike retailer to highlight the benefits of cycling.
Dundee buzzing ahead of first-ever festive electric car parade – and you can be involved
Dundee is buzzing ahead of its first-ever festive electric car parade — and enthusiastic owners are being encouraged to take part.
Eatery ‘similar to Five Guys and Frankie & Benny’s’ planned for Dundee city centre
The team behind plans for a new restaurant in Dundee hopes to attract a high-end eatery after several big name chains opened in the city.
Support on offer for Dundee firm’s redundant staff
Organisations in Dundee have vowed to rally behind 99 workers who have been made redundant by a collapsed electrical firm.
A real buzz about around electric vehicles in Dundee
Dundee is leading the charge on electric vehicles which are now a real, affordable prospect for everyday drivers.
Transport boss plans to hear fears over lack of parking in Dundee
A community chief is to meet transport bosses over fears Dundee does not have enough parking to meet future demand.