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Dundee man with ‘unblemished’ record wins £34k after ‘unfair’ sacking from joinery firm
Stephen Shaw had worked for JTC Furniture in Dundee for 24 years.
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Stephen Shaw had worked for JTC Furniture in Dundee for 24 years.
The funding agreement will allow the company to create "headroom" for its growth ambitions.
The Dark Blues came from behind to win late on in Falkirk.
Esselink was terrific against Hibs on Saturday.
Some residents believe the roles being scrapped has contributed to the decline of the area.
From Dundee University's Tav Bar in 1988 to HMV in 1993, Fat Sam's and the Caird Hall, Dundee has played a big part in the Texas story.
Liam Smith is looking forward to facing his old club.
Ken Russell’s controversial 1971 film The Devils was banned in Dundee in 1972 after complaints to the council. Now it's finally being screened in the city.
Bryan Young, also convicted of raping a woman, was remanded after being convicted at the High Court in Dundee.
The Dens Park striker scored the Dark Blues' winner against Falkirk.
Emergency services were called to Commercial Street on October 5.
Planning permission to build student accommodation on the site was granted in December 2023.
David McCue was told his claims before an employment tribunal, which included doctors ignoring him suffering from heart palpitations, "lacked any credibility."
A fire which broke out in Angela and Graham Smith's home two years ago was found to be the result of a meter incorrectly installed by Ovo.
The Kirkton-raised family man, who has died at 75, spent 36 years at DC Thomson’s Kingsway site. He loved westerns, books and Dundee’s live music scene.
Dundee brute David Hosie was jailed for almost a year and a half after police found him hiding in a Forfar attic.
The Tangerines should have beaten the capital club more comprehensively.
From chow mein to dim sum and Peking roasted duck, Chinese restaurants have been serving up irresistible food in Dundee for decades.
Despite being down to the bare bones, the Dark Blues came from behind to defeat Falkirk.
The two men were charged with offences including obstructing officers