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Transparency is vital in public institutions and The Courier is proud to fight for our readers on this front.
'There are now three pressing questions that demand immediate answers.'
The state of Scotland's college sector reveals an urgent need for the government to look again at how they are funded.
The Courier will continue to ask hard questions and fight the future of the university and the city.
The warning signs more than a decade ago should have been listened to.
The warning signs more than a decade ago should have been listened to.
We revealed this week how a Dunfermline family was considering a move to the US after the NHS refused to provide a life-prolonging drug for their...
The parents of murder victim Steven Donaldson have not been told why Glass was returned to prison.
Two senior managers at the institution - including ex-principal Iain Gillespie - have turned down requests to be grilled by MSPs.
Close to 900 homes in the city have been confirmed to contain the defective concrete with more people affected in Monifieth.
The Dundee University meltdown is a direct consequence of SNP policy – why are ministers pretending it has nothing to do with them?
The Courier will not take sides on the contentious disagreement between NHS Fife and Sandie Peggie - but we will fight against secrecy and ask the...
First Minister John Swinney said the mammoth rises would not be needed - but his words appear to have been ignored.
The party say their plan would slash bureaucracy and cut the number of “pen pushers”.
The hugely unpopular proposal to build the long-awaited PH2O without a dedicated leisure pool will come before councillors again on Wednesday.
The Leverhulme centre symbolised the the University of Dundee's ambition — a world leader in academic excellence, an institution at the forefront of...
Victims and survivors from across Tayside and Fife have been calling for changes to the system.
Professor Shane O'Neill will shortly set out his recovery plan. The city is banking on the university thriving.
A torchlit send off for the 27ft statue was attended by the families of stabbing victims in the Fair City on Friday evening.
It’s been a turbulent year throughout Courier Country this 2024 – and that’s not just down to the never-ending number of named storms we seem to...
Staff at the University of Dundee are rightly furious at the failure of leadership displayed at the very top of the institution. They face a...
Violence and abuse are a growing and serious problem in Scotland’s schools. It is an issue that both pupils and staff deserve to know that we treat...
There’s no doubt businesses operating in Tayside and Fife have had a lot to contend with in the past few years. Covid, an energy crisis, Brexit...
It has become the land that time forgot. Last October, Storm Babet caused widespread devastation across Angus and wider Tayside. People lost their...
Falling temperatures across Scotland have focussed attention on how at-risk pensioners could be impacted by cuts to the Winter Fuel Payment. Rather...
It took 17 years in power before the SNP suffered a true electoral setback in July’s general election. In contrast, it has taken voters in Dundee...
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. For patients at the rodent-infested Strathmartine Centre it was almost certainly the latter. A...
It has been 10 years since Scots flocked to the polls to deliver an historic verdict that changed the country forever. It was a unique moment. No...
The public inquiry into the Eljamel surgery scandal was ordered exactly one year ago after a hard-fought campaign. Since then, The Courier has...
ScotRail was brought under Scottish Government control on April Fools’ Day 2022. It has taken a little over two years, but the joke has finally...
Fake news – a term popularised by a man whose relationship with the truth is tenuous at best. Donald Trump spent years whipping up a storm against...
Trust can only be built through transparency. That is what the Scottish Government and the Parole Board must remember with a review of the parole...
Justice has not been served. That is the only conclusion one can make as Angus killer Tasmin Glass walks free from prison having served just half...
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