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Rebecca BairdThe Courier |
Kirsty Lockwood, AKA Kirsty Strickland, talks media storms, spinal fluid, and how she almost missed her own book launch.
Do you ever stop at a memorial bench and wonder who's favourite spot you're sitting in? Rebecca Baird does, which is why she's on a mission to find...
Manager Kathryn Rattray raised concerns about the building becoming a hazard between closure and demolition.
A formerly rejected proposal for a new cocktail bar in Broughty Ferry will be reviewed this week.
"I clenched before I could think. I'm not proud of that, but to deny it would be dishonest."
The Milnbank Road building is getting a new lease of life thanks to its creative tenants.
Is the under-threat Dundee landmark being driven into a financial black hole by the laws that are meant to preserve it for future generations?
'I would bet that if her former occupation was "footballer" or "pop star", the social media response would've been different.'
Coming in with fresh eyes to Arbroath's new Place For Everyone layout, Rebecca isn't seeing the problem.
Coming in with fresh eyes to Arbroath's new Place For Everyone layout, Rebecca isn't seeing the problem.
In all the controversy over the planned Social Bite Village in Mill O' Mains, there's one word that's being forgotten: recovery.
'You don't have to go somewhere else to get a new point of view - you just have to try something you've never done before.'
Hundreds of NHS Tayside patients are paying to go private - but what will be the cost for future generations?
As the Keiller Centre faces closure and Lochee High Street gets even quieter, Rebecca wonders if there's a way to solve two problems at once.
Ordinary working people in Dundee can feel like art isn't for them. Rebecca questions if the opening hours of arts institutions are part of that...
The story of beloved family pet Vilo being rescued from the remains of a burnt-out building captivated readers, and delighted The Courier's newsroom.
As Perth fire crews are 'close to breaking point', Balmossie Fire station in Dundee is being slated for closure.
As Uber claims to be active in Dundee, Rebecca Baird considers the long-term impact of the ride-hailing service on the city.
Fiona Cummings highlighted the "near misses" wheelchair users experience when trying to get a ticket for the free hospital car park.
As more and more people search for eco-friendly alternatively to traditional cemeteries, Rebecca contemplates the appeals of a natural burial.
The pop-punk sensation will be the first major act to take to the LiveHouse stage this summer.
As Perthshire residents rally to protect Loch of Clunie from badly behaved visitors, Rebecca Baird wonders why the sun seems to bring out such shady...
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