Dundee council to spend £20m on new luxury hotel at Waterfront’s controversial Site 6
Dundee City Council is preparing to splash more than £20 million of taxpayers’ money on building a new luxury hotel at the Waterfront’s controversial Site 6.
Lynne Short
Fears that kids as young as 13 using squalid Dundee close as drugs den
Fears that children as young as 13 are using a city close to take drugs have been raised by nearby residents.
WINNER: Dundee named Europe’s most visionary city for electric vehicles at Japan ceremony
Dundee was named as the most visionary city in Europe for electric vehicles (EVs) at a ceremony in Japan.
FROM TOMORROW: Kids can get 20p fares on Dundee buses
A school holiday bus scheme helping families with young children get out and about relaunches tomorrow.
‘We’re in this together’: Dundee addiction charity holds first community cafe
An addiction support group has held its first community cafe night.
Dundee councillors reject proposals for 90 homes
Proposals for a major new housing development on the site of a former Dundee whisky bottling plant have been rejected by councillors.
PICTURES: £32m Dundee sports centre take shape ahead of schedule thanks to summer heatwave
Work on Dundee’s Regional Performance Centre for Sport is ahead of schedule.
Hundreds of firms to take part in major jobs fair in Dundee
Jobseekers of all ages are being encouraged to attend an employment fair in Dundee.
Motorists to be banned from turning on busy Dundee road due to works
Motorists face delays when temporary traffic restrictions are imposed on a busy road in the heart of the Hilltown.
‘Dundee council has spent thousands on Camperdown House but still there is no public use for it’
Dundee’s historically important buildings should not be consigned to the past as the city marches forward, a councillor has warned.
£150k of traffic safety measures planned for Dundee as accident figures drop
The number of people killed and injured on Dundee’s roads has dropped.
Yobs smash up Dundee bus shelters, leaving ‘glass everywhere’
“Mindless” vandals have been slammed for smashing up two bus shelters.
‘Why are we the only area that doesn’t have a bus service?’: Passengers give verdict on Xplore Dundee bus changes
Bus users in Dundee have given a mixed response to a raft of planned service changes announced by Xplore.
V&A feel-good factor pushes Dundee house prices to record high
A wave of optimism before the opening of Dundee’s V&A museum has pushed average property prices in the city to record levels.
Dundee council to give out £750k to improve transport in city
Dundee City Council is to hand out £750,000 to projects aimed at improving transport in the city.
Dundee councillor warns landlords and tenants over fly-tipping at city skip
A Maryfield councillor has issued a warning to landlords and agents following claims of fly-tipping at an overflowing skip near the city centre.
Tourist numbers surge as hotels reap benefits of Dundee’s regeneration
Dundee’s regeneration is already bearing fruit with a huge upsurge in the number of tourists visiting the city.
‘Least-friendly city’ for electric cars claim flattened by Dundee development convener
A claim that Dundee is one of the “least-friendly electric car” places in the UK has been rubbished by the council’s city development convener.
Host of Edinburgh Fringe stars coming to Dundee for month of live comedy
A host of stars from the Edinburgh Fringe are to descend on Dundee for a month of live comedy.
‘Vision of low emission city’ as Dundee hosts clean air summit
Delegates from more than two dozen of the world’s leading low emission cities will gather in Dundee this week for a summit.