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Child hit by car outside Dundee school just days after warnings to drivers A child was struck by a car outside a Broughty Ferry primary school just days after a head teacher warned parents against flouting road safety restrictions. © DC Thomson Forthill Primary School, Broughty Ferry. For the latest news and developments affecting children, parents and teachers across Tayside and Fife, sign up for our weekly Schools and Family newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Schools and Family newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A child was struck by a car ou...

Parents urged not to ignore driving ban at Broughty Ferry school amid ‘near misses’ A “selfish” minority of parents are disobeying driving bans around a Broughty Ferry school leading to near misses between pedestrians and vehicles. © Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Parents have been asked to drive responsibly near Forthill Primary School following near misses with pedestrians. For the latest news and developments affecting children, parents and teachers across Tayside and Fife, sign up for our weekly Schools and Family newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Schools and Family newslett...

Dundee parents have been warned to follow Covid guidance as a head teacher reports many are ignoring face covering rules at schools.

Tuesday: Monifieth – Riverview Car Park (football pitches) Tuesday Thursday: Forfar – East Greens Car Park Friday: Kirriemuir – Reform Street Car Park Saturday: Montrose – Baltic Street Car Park Sunday: Carnoustie High School Car Park   Monday: Area Offices/Library, Pitlochry Tuesday: Aberfeldy Community Fire Station Wednesday: Atholl Street Car Park, Dunkeld Thursday: Davie Park, Blairgowrie Friday: Auchterarder Fire Station Sunday: Perth Community Fire Station Tayside residents who don’t have any of the three coronavirus symptoms – a new continuous cough, temperature, loss or c...

Updated: May 6, 2021, 9:25 am © SYSTEM As Scotland went to the ballot boxes this morning, polling stations in Dundee were expected to be quieter than normal after a surge in postal votes. It is understood around 40% of voters in the city had already cast their ballots by post. There was only a trickle of people arriving at Craigiebank Church to vote after the polls opened at 7am. SNP councillor and Dundee City Council’s finance spokesman, Willie Sawers, was in attendance and said: “I have already cast my own vote by post along with around 40% of the people of Dundee. Willie Sawers at the...