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Libraries across the country have started a new chapter this week as they open once more following the easing of Covid restrictions. As we look back through the decades our archives are full of memories of Tayside libraries from back in the day with ...

A Dundee pub owner has managed to bring his own little Italy to a popular area of the city after the easing of restrictions on hospitality.

Dundee United coach Adam Asghar has been hit with a three-match touchline ban after being found guilty of ‘misconduct’ as the Tannadice youth side slipped to a defeat against Hibernian on April 9. 

Emergency services have closed a road just outside Forfar after a car collided with a telegraph pole.

Meticulous Micky Mellon's mind is always on football - so much so if he was to pick his Hampden line-up today he could.

Popular artisan pie maker and restaurant The WeeCOOK will finally open its shop in the Wellgate Centre tomorrow.

Dundee players have been “flying” in training over the past few weeks says Christie Elliott.

A Perth man has been jailed for a year and banned from the road for eight after an drunken journey around the region forced multiple drivers to take avoid him.

The Courier's Arts & Entertainment team meet some of the people behind Night Fever: Designing Club Culture.

The developer behind plans to build one of Scotland's biggest solar farms in Angus is rushing the consultation process to "stifle" opposition, it has been claimed.

Traffic calming and cycle paths are proposed for some of Levenmouth's busiest routes as part of a major 10-year regeneration project.

A brave Perthshire schoolgirl - whose life was cut short by cancer - has moved a group of Yorkshire children to walk three peaks for charity.

Nicola Sturgeon admits she has not done enough to tackle Scotland’s drug-death shame.

Nicola Sturgeon declared now is the time to be “serious” about Scotland’s future as she defended her plan for an independence referendum in the next parliamentary session.

Police in Dundee who are trialling the use of Naloxone have already used it to save someone overdosing on drugs.

A parents group in Scotland has said the Scottish Government should follow the UK's lead and set an end date for the use of face coverings in school.

As lockdown rules begin to allow travel across Scotland, many Scots could be thinking about staycations at hotels in Dundee.

The First Minister has admitted the coronavirus pandemic threatens to delay the A96 dualling between Aberdeen and Inverness.

Over 250 pupils and staff from schools in Perth and Kinross are self-isolating due to coronavirus, it has been revealed.

RBS would move its headquarters from Scotland to London if the nation voted for independence, according to the boss of its parent company.

Another busy day in the courts of Tayside and Fife. Here's a round-up...

Tayside's fight against Covid-19 smashed a major milestone with the news there are currently NO patients with the virus in hospital.

A Fife restaurant boss said she “deserved” the serious injuries she sustained in the horrific road smash she was found guilty of causing.

Police in Tayside have re-appealed for witnesses to come forward after a 52-year-old woman was sexually assaulted at a Perth beauty spot.

Friday is the day a Championship season like no other comes to a close.

Extinction Rebellion campaigners in Dundee have promised a 'dramatic action' this weekend as part of protests across the UK.

Almost 1,000 pupils in Tayside and Fife were absent from school in a single day because of coronavirus, figures have revealed.

Burntisland fair, one of Fife's most popular summer attractions, has been cancelled for a second year running.

A Dundee mum-of-two, who suffered a stroke at the age of just 28 after an allergic reaction to medication for heavy periods, is backing Stroke Association's funding of vital Covid-19 research.