V&A museum becomes Living Wage employer as part of Dundee’s commitment to fair pay
V&A Dundee has become an accredited Living Wage employer, announced today as part of Living Wage Week, which runs from November 11-15.
Lynne Short
Grieving Dundee dad accuses Tay Bridge bosses of putting a price on people’s lives
A grieving dad who lost his son to suicide has accused Tay Road Bridge bosses of putting “cost and inconvenience” before lives.
Number of people injured in crashes in Dundee falls by almost two-thirds in last decade
The number of people injured in road traffic collisions in Dundee has fallen by almost two-thirds in the last decade.
Camperdown golfers make last-ditch bid to save much-loved Dundee course
Members of Camperdown Golf Club have launched a last-ditch bid to save their course.
Special event in Dundee‘s Wellgate offers support for people struggling with poverty
People who may be struggling to make ends meet were offered support and advice at a special event in the city.
Free sanitary products to be made available in public buildings across Dundee
Free sanitary products will be available in public buildings across Dundee, as part of the council's commitment to tackling period poverty.
Struggling families thrown lifeline: Dundee City Council takes the lead in poverty campaign
A week-long campaign to tackle poverty and its causes launched yesterday– and the Evening Telegraph is getting behind the cause.
Dundee electric vehicle charging hub is the second-busiest in the UK
Dundee's landmark new electric vehicle charging point has been used an average of 65 times a day in its first year, making it the second busiest in the UK, according to new data.
GALLERY: Thousands gather for Dundee Pride parade 2019
Around 14,000 of people took to the streets of Dundee in a sea of colour on Saturday for 2019’s Dundee Pride event.
‘Lazy’ parents putting children’s lives at risk with dangerous parking at Dundee primary
Police have left warning cards on vehicles outside a city school after rogue parking forced pupils to walk on the road.
Dundee allotment going from strength to strength with some patches in full bloom
A new allotment space in Maryfield has been flourishing since residents grouped together to open the plot.
Dundee residents urged to be aware of bank scam
Dundonians are being warned to be aware of automated phone calls supposedly from their bank or card company after a number of scams were reported in the area.
READER’S LETTER: Dad of tragic Lee says more action needed on mental health
Re: Councillor Lynne Short being appointed chairwoman of the Tay Road Bridge board.
£12m development at derelict Dundee college building falls through
Ambitious plans for a £12 million development at a former Dundee College building are to be shelved because of lack of funding.
Promoter eyes Slessor Gardens replacement for Craig David but Dundee council not interested
Promoters are lining up to plug the Craig David-shaped gap at Slessor Gardens – but the council has no plans for a third summer show at the Waterfront.
Six schools across Dundee set for £400k facelift
Schools across Dundee are set for a facelift this summer if councillors back more than £400,000 of investment.
‘Eyesore’ building put up for sale by Dundee City Council
A prominent West End landmark that has fallen into disrepair is up for sale after being given a compulsory spruce-up by the local authority.
Plans unveiled for new Dundee nursery on former school site
Plans to build a new nursery on the site of a primary school have been submitted to the council.
Dundee residents angry over parking on scrubland beside vehicle charging hub
Locals in Stobswell have hit out at inconsiderate drivers using an area of land beside the Princes Street charging hub as an impromptu car park.
Councillor intervenes over sewage issue in garden of Dundee family
A Maryfield councillor has stepped in to help a family whose garden was flooded with human waste after reading about their plight in the Tele.