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Housing Champion: Kirsty Wells - Vimarsana News

Housing Champion: Kirsty Wells

Launching our new monthly feature of Housing Champion interviews, Jimmy Black profiles Kirsty Wells, director of consultancy and partnership at Housemark and the newly appointed chair of WISH Scotland. Kirsty Wells began plunging into the chilly waters of reservoirs and the North Sea during COV

Support striking workers: they make life better in all kinds of ways - Vimarsana News

Support striking workers: they make life better in all kinds of ways

Striking workers deserve our support - and the right to spend their free time as they choose, not taking on extra jobs just to get by.

Scots Language Awards: Nominations open for Dundee ceremony - Vimarsana News

Scots Language Awards: Nominations open for Dundee ceremony

Courier columnist Ally Heather has urged Dundonians to nominate Scots speakers for the annual Scots Language Awards in Dundee.

FROM PAGES PAST: 1872: The Great Penn Yan Fire - Vimarsana News

FROM PAGES PAST: 1872: The Great Penn Yan Fire

News and events from the pages of The Chronicle-Express newspapers from 150, 100, 75, and 50 years ago.

Dundee Scots: 'We have to make sure the language keeps going otherwise the Dundee essence will pass away' - Vimarsana News

Dundee Scots: 'We have to make sure the language keeps going otherwise the Dundee essence will pass away'

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Alistair Heather and Sheena Wellington – who have launched free online sessions helping participants develop their understanding of Dundee’s Scots language. For Dundee born and bred traditional singer Sheena Wellington, the Scots language has always been an important part of life. Coming from a family of weavers, the 76-year old former Blackness Primary and Harris Academy pupil was brought up in a Dundee Scots speaking household. Yet despite being surrounded by her Dund...