Camperdown Works News Today

The black-and-red-hulled Banglar Urmi docked at Dundee in October 1998, which signalled the death of the city's jute empire.

Retired businessman, Stephen Wilkie, one of Dundee's most successful racket sports players, has died aged 86.

We have opened DC Thomson's archives to look back at pictures from 1960 to 1969 focusing on the Lochee area of Dundee.

Dannii Minogue was front of house and Geoff Capes was on the door when The Venue reopened at the Stack Leisure Park in 1993.

A historic Dundee textile company with more than 60 staff has entered administration due to “unsustainable cashflow issues”.

Huge portraits of Marx, Engels and Lenin dominated the City Square when Dundee doubled for Moscow in the BBC TV film An Englishman Abroad.

Dundee's wealth was famously built on the industry of the women in its jute mills and Steve's grans would have no time for sexism today.

Time stood still when the famous clock tower at Camperdown Works in Dundee was devastated by fire in 1987.

Cox’s Stack has remained a constant in Lochee while all around it has changed. It is now a relic of Dundee's once-buoyant jute industry.

The Rialto cinema in Lochee played its final reel 60 years ago after entertaining audiences for more than three decades.