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Insulation trial for Dundee s oldest housing estate approved

The Logie estate, opened in 1920 is the oldest in Scotland and is now a conservation area to protect its history.

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Insulation trial bid for Logie estate in Dundee

Buildings in Logie estate, Dundee's oldest housing estate, could get new insulation to help residents tackle the cold winter months

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On This Day, 1968: Perilous prisoners on trial and living hair carpet

Police called in the big dogs when prisoners were in the dock at the High Court in Aberdeen, and a city shop debuted it goat's hair carpet.

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Adam Sherriffs: The man who slaughtered his family in Aberdeen

Adam Sherriffs: The man who slaughtered his family in Aberdeen
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New plaque unveiled in Prague to Aberdeen Gordon Highlander William Greig

New plaque unveiled in Prague to Aberdeen Gordon Highlander William Greig Updated: May 11, 2021, 11:37 am © DCT Media William Greig became a hero in Prague during the Second World War. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A new plaque has been unveiled in Prague to mark the heroism of an Aberdeen-born Gordon Highlander and his colleague, who helped save the city from the Nazis in 1945. Lucy Hughes, the British deputy ambassador to the Czech Republic, led the ceremony to commemorate the actions of William Greig and Thomas Vokes during the Prague uprising which led to its liberation on May 9 1945.

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