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Local Tony Macaroni’s fresh plans for Dundee’s Papa Joe’s and Torino eateries
Drunk man stole £21k defibrillator from paramedics in Dundee city centre
Appeal after Dundee man attacked outside home
‘No outdoor sport’ at 21 Dundee schools
Dundee festival chiefs ‘overwhelmed and delighted’ at response
All the pressure is on Hibees says Dundee United midfielder
Dundee United manager eyeing Championship top spot
Man hospitalised after falling off bike on Dundee road
Traffic was held up on a busy Dundee road today after a man fell off his bike.
By Scott Lorimer,
VIDEO: 50-year instructor Bill Anderson takes the Tele on a driving lesson
Spending 50 years in any job is a remarkable achievement, never mind one in which every day you put your life in the hands of novice motorists.
By Stephen Eighteen,
Countdown begins! Carnival 56 launch party announced
A launch party to begin the countdown to Dundee’s biggest music festival since 2006 has been announced.
By Jon Brady,
Buses could continue to be pulled by Xplore Dundee
Xplore Dundee has warned that it could continue to withdraw bus services from a city street should vehicles come under attack from yobs.
By Scott Lorimer,
Susan’s tribute as mum and dad pass away within days of each other
A Dundee woman has paid tribute to her parents who died within days of each other over the festive period.
By Jon Brady,
‘Work does not stop here’: £50k raised for YMCA
More than £50,000 was raised for Broughty Ferry YMCA last year — a third of the target set for a major refurbishment.
By Hannah Dolman,
Dundee man admits making offensive social media comments
David Lindsay, 32, of King Street, Broughty Ferry, had sentence deferred until January 11 at Dundee Sheriff Court.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
Cole, 9, set to return to school after horror injury
A youngster is set to return to school for the first time since fracturing his skull while playing football with his brothers.
By Jon Brady,
Housing chief’s concerns amid welfare overhaul
A Dundee housing chief has warned that “horrendous” changes to welfare payments could plunge some of the city’s poorest people further into poverty.
By Steven Rae,
Dundee fans raise cash to help Arab Barry
A Dundee FC supporters’ club has donated £150 to a man who raised awareness of bowel cancer during Decembeard.
By Reporter,
Airgun vandals return to Balgavies
Airgun vandals have been condemned as “mindless morons” after a second attack at a popular Angus nature reserve.
By Reporter,
Dundee 20mph zone action branded ‘pathetic’
A Dundee councillor has branded the local authority “utterly pathetic” over its response to a recent consultation on possible 20mph zones in the city.
By Reporter,
Woman assaulted police officers in Dundee
Hayley Marshall, 31, of St Columba Gardens, was sentenced to two years’ supervision and placed on a two-year drug treatment programme when she appeared at Dundee Sheriff Court.
By Sheanne Mulholland,
Dundee neighbours enjoy £1k lottery luck
Two neighbours from a street in Dundee have got the new year off to a winning start after scooping £1,000 each with their lucky postcode.
By Tele Reporter,
Thieves steal van from Dundee garage in for repair – which breaks down in getaway
Thieves who raided a Dundee garage made off in a van which was in for repair — and broke down by the roadside just a mile into the getaway.
By Jon Brady,
Wife of tragic footballer Lee Bertie thanks NHS staff
The wife of a popular Dundee footballer who died following a battle with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) has thanked the NHS staff involved in his care.
By Will Lyon,
Police issue appeal to find missing Tayside man
Police Scotland are appealing for help to trace 36 year old Alun Glynn who has been reported missing from his home address in the Crieff Road area of Perth.
By Stephen Eighteen,
Men admit dropping cocaine worth £2.5m from aeroplane over countryside
Three men are facing jail for smuggling cocaine worth £2.5 million, which was dropped from a light aircraft over the Kentish countryside.
By Press Association,
Rabbit and two guinea pigs dumped in middle of road
Three small furry animals were found dumped in the middle of a road.
By Scott Lorimer,
Dundee dogs among the fattest in the UK
Dogs in Dundee have been found to be some of the heaviest in the UK.
By Scott Lorimer,
Missing Northumbria man Adrian Lee could be in Tayside
Police believe a missing man from Northumbria could be in Tayside.
By Scott Lorimer,
Dundee United sign Danish striker Mikkelson
Dundee United look set to give Danish hitman Thomas Mikkelson his debut at Hibs tonight.
By Scott Lorimer,
2,500 Dundee United faithful to march on capital
A Tangerine army will descend on the capital tonight as Dundee United aim to reclaim top spot in the Championship.
By Tom Duthie,
The key battles that will decide Dundee United’s fate against Hibs
Tonight’s clash of Championship pacesetters Hibs and Dundee United could be a defining moment of the season in the second tier.
By Tom Duthie,
United linked with Danish striker
Dundee United are being linked with a move for Danish striker Thomas Mikkelsen.
By Tom Duthie,
Girl, 15, dies after allergic reaction to takeaway food
A 15-year-old girl who suffered a severe allergic reaction after eating a takeaway meal has died.
By Press Association,
School to fine parents if their children are late for school
Winter Garden Academy in Canvey Island, Essex, has announced plans to fine parents if their children are consistently late for school.
By Tele Reporter,
Jamie Oliver to close restaurant in Scotland
Jamie Oliver is to close six Jamie's Italian restaurants as the celebrity chef is hit by a combination of rising Brexit cost pressures and tough trading.
By Stephen Eighteen,
Could Downton Abbey The Movie be on the cards? Star hints at big-screen version
Downton Abbey star Jim Carter has hinted that a movie spin-off could be close - with the cast asked to keep dates free for the big-screen version.
By Press Association,
VIDEO: Three new bears unveiled at Camperdown
Camperdown Wildlife Centre's latest arrivals were unveiled to the public today.
By Scott Lorimer,
Man finally gets a pair of scissors removed from his stomach after 18 years
A Vietnamese man has finally had a pair of scissors removed from his stomach after they’d been lodged there for 18 years.
By Press Association,
Annual trek raises cash for disabled riding school
Horse riders in Tayside saddled up to raise money for charity in their annual new year's trek.
By Scott Lorimer,