Dundee’s electric taxi fleet ‘struggling to cope in severe winter weather’
Dundee’s electric taxi fleet is struggling to cope in the severe winter weather, it has been claimed.
View ArticleTELE EXCLUSIVE: Final look inside former Dundee College before it becomes...
Over more than 40 years, thousands of students passed through the doors of Dundee College of Commerce in Constitution Road.
View Article‘Dundee can throw a better party than Edinburgh’– Tele readers overwhelmingly...
An overwhelming majority of locals have called for Dundee to host its own Hogmanay party to bring in 2019.
View ArticleWoman arrested after alleged serious assault on man at block of flats in Dundee
A woman has been arrested after an alleged serious assault on a man at a block of flats.
View ArticleMet Office extends weather warning for snow and ice in Tayside into tomorrow
The Met Office has extended its weather warning for snow and ice in Tayside into tomorrow.
View ArticleNow a FLOOD alert has been issued for Dundee with persistent rain to continue
A flood alert has been issued for Dundee and Angus.
View ArticleWeather halts sentence for Dundee man who brandished hammer
Charles Barr, 24, of Haddington Gardens, had his sentence further deferred by Sheriff Alastair Carmichael until March 9.
View ArticleScheme to help Dundee rape victims to be extended
A scheme to help victims of rape in Dundee is to be extended throughout the city.
View ArticleArchitect vows to appeal Dundee council rejection of seven flats and eatery
An architect has vowed to appeal against the rejection by Dundee City Council of a development of seven flats and an eatery.
View ArticleTaxi drivers ‘furious’ at Dundee council for axing discounted disabled travel
A taxi boss has said that cab drivers are “furious” at a decision by Dundee City Council to stop funding discounted travel for disabled people.
View Article‘Deadly’ pole in Dundee set for repair after safety fears raised
A “deadly” pole leaning precariously on the side of a city centre building is in the process of being repaired.
View ArticleDundee council leader hails workforce during snow but admits schools should...
Council staff went “above and beyond” in keeping roads open during the snowy weather according to city leaders — but a decision to keep schools open was a described as a “hiccup”.
View ArticleClassic car from 1950s – still roadworthy – to go on display in Dundee
A roadworthy classic car dating from the 1950s is set to go on display in Dundee after it was saved from the scrapheap by collectors.
View ArticleDundee student’s skills on show in BBC1 programme
A Dundee University student who is on track to become the world’s first “forensic jeweller” appeared in a BBC historical crime series yesterday.
View ArticleDundee man drove on A90 despite ban
George Devlin, 53, of Grampian Gardens, had his sentence deferred after he admitted motoring offences.
View ArticleDyslexic Dundee man hands his first published work over to readers
A former Harris Academy pupil said it was a “great feeling” to hand his first published work over to readers.
View ArticleDundee thief stole aftershave from Tesco
Scott Lowden, 32, of Balmuir Road, had sentence deferred until April 3.
View ArticleDundee man attempted to punch policeman on New Year’s Day
Wayne Patton, 46, of Grampian Gardens, admitted assaulting a police officer on New Year’s Day when he appeared at Dundee Sheriff Court. Patton admitted that on January 1, in Seagate, he assaulted PC...
View ArticleDundee man accused of road rage
Robert Crossan, 61, of Rosehall Gardens, has been charged with road rage offences.
View ArticleDundee 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”.
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