Dundee MSP in talks with Network Rail to save ‘historic’ railway bridge
A city MSP is calling for a rethink on a plan to demolish a “historic” railway bridge at Dundee’s docks.
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Stalker of Dundee MSP Shona Robison has sentence deferred for reports
A man who admitted stalking Dundee City East MSP Shona Robison has had sentence deferred for reports.
Man found guilty of stalking Dundee MSP Shona Robison
A man has been found guilty of stalking MSP Shona Robison and barraging her office with phone calls in a bid to meet her.
Dundee MSP Shona Robison subjected to terrifying ordeal by stalker
Dundee MSP Shona Robison has said she is “glad” a man who stalked her and sent her abusive messages for five months is receiving mental health treatment.
Concern as busy Dundee post office to close for almost a month
Concerns have been raised after it was announced a busy post office is to close for almost a month.
Our Kids Need Justice petition on its way to corridors of power as MSPs praise campaign
The Evening Telegraph is ready to take its petition calling for mandatory jail terms for people convicted of a sexual offence involving children to the Scottish Parliament.
Tele petition to jail child sex offenders smashes though 10,000-signature barrier
The Tele petition urging mandatory jail terms for people convicted of a sexual offence involving children has smashed the 10,000 barrier.
MSP Shona Robison backs Tele petition to jail child sex offenders
An MSP has praised the Evening Telegraph’s petition calling for tougher sentencing guidelines for sexual offences against children.
Dundee man Andrew who was Shona Robison’s press officer releases mystery novel
A former Holyrood press officer has turned thriller writer with the launch of a new page-turner.
EXCLUSIVE: 14 Tayside deaths to be probed over cancer chemotherapy dosage
The treatment of 14 patients who died while receiving chemotherapy treatment at NHS Tayside is to be investigated by an independent expert in the wake of the health board’s dosage controversy.
New policy will save Dundee businesses hundreds of thousands of pounds, says Shona Robison
Businesses across Dundee are likely to save hundreds of thousands of pounds thanks to a new policy to protect small firms, it has been claimed.
Politicians call for an end to ‘undue leniency’ handed to some Dundee sex offenders
Politicians have called for an end to “undue leniency” handed to some child sex offenders – echoing the Tele’s call for tougher sentences.
Out-of-town firms ready to swoop on Dundee to pick up McGill contracts
The collapse of Dundee building firm McGill may lead to a rise in out-of-town firms coming into the city to pick up their abandoned contracts.
Dundee pupils learn how to be global citizens
Rosebank Primary pupils have showcased what they have been learning about global citizenship.
MSP supports Dundee mental health charity amid cash fears
A local MSP has lent her support to a mental health charity’s application for funding amid fears it may have to close down if it is not helped with cash issues.
Brexit: MSP Shona Robison fears for the future of Dundee after we leave EU
Dundee East MSP Shona Robison has spoken of her concerns about the impact Brexit will have on the city.
Shona Robison slams UK Government as figures show 34% rise in foodbank use in Dundee
Dundee East MSP Shona Robison has hit out at the UK Government after new figures showed foodbank use in Dundee has risen by 34% on last year – more than double the rate elsewhere in Scotland.
Local representatives join fundraiser for Dundee disability group
Politicians came together for a fundraising coffee morning in support of a disability group.
‘Can we diversify factory?’: Dundee council chief to look at all options to save Michelin site and jobs
Dundee East MSP Shona Robison and city council leader John Alexander have vowed to do all they can to secure the future of the Michelin plant.
Dundee MSP hopes for ‘more consistent’ sentences for child sex abusers
Dundee MSP Shona Robison has welcomed plans to develop sentencing guidelines for sexual offences, saying tackling such crimes should be “an absolute priority”.