Dundee Ice News Today

The World Karate Championships held in Dundee this summer brought more than £9 million to the local economy. 

Ted Hunter, who had a lifetime association with Strathmartine Hospital has died aged 92. He was also a director of Dundee Ice Arena.

The organisers of the world karate championships have hailed the Dundee event as the "best ever" in its history. 

More than 5,000 competitors, spectators and officials are attending the four-day event.

Fire crews have tackled a blaze in a McDonald's lorry trailer at Camperdown in Dundee after flames were seen shooting from the vehicle.

Dundee is home to world class ice skaters. Now Ice Dundee calls for more sponsors to help support them and ice skating stars of the future.

Preparations for the WUKF World Karate Championships in Dundee are gathering pace as the city gears up for an influx of visitors.

A Ukrainian woman who now lives in Dundee has told of how her family spent two months living in a basement during the Russian invasion.

A full guide to seeing the Queen's Cortege as it passes through Dundee on Sunday September 11 including parking arrangements.

Hopes are high that the return of the World Karate Championships will give a huge boost to Dundee's tourism and economy.