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What should we do next with our Dundee castle? - Vimarsana News

What should we do next with our Dundee castle?

The new tenant of Dudhope Castle in Dundee is looking for ideas about its future from members of the public.

Power of attorney: 5 tips from Dundee's Demystifying Death team - Vimarsana News

Power of attorney: 5 tips from Dundee's Demystifying Death team

People want to do the right thing when a loved one is dying or grieving - but often feel awkward offering help. This advice will help.

Dundee-based bereavement charity says Covid led to funeral poverty rise - Vimarsana News

Dundee-based bereavement charity says Covid led to funeral poverty rise

Funeral Link, a Dundee bereavement charity, says more people need support than ever before. Coronavirus has been blamed for funeral poverty.

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Dundee Kiltwalkers are virtually unstoppable as lockdown event kicks off today - Vimarsana News

Dundee Kiltwalkers are virtually unstoppable as lockdown event kicks off today

Dundee Kiltwalkers are virtually unstoppable as lockdown event kicks off today By Steven Rae and Lindsey Hamilton April 23, 2021, 2:06 pm Updated: April 23, 2021, 3:54 pm © Celia Welsh Celia. With mass gatherings postponed due to coronavirus restrictions, Scotland’s Virtual Kiltwalk kicks off today with socially distanced events across the country. Billed as the biggest and best ever virtual fundraising event, it will run for three days until Sunday, April 25. Sir Tom Hunter and The Hunter Foundation will be topping up all funds by 50%. In 2020, Kiltwalk’s planned events in Dunde...

Piles of plastic wreaths and flowers abandoned at Dundee cemetery - Vimarsana News

Piles of plastic wreaths and flowers abandoned at Dundee cemetery

Piles of plastic wreaths and flowers abandoned at Dundee cemetery Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Piles of plastic flowers and wreaths abandoned at a Dundee cemetery have sparked calls for mourners to consider their use of plastic. Memorials from the festive period have ended up among heaps of real flowers at Balgay Park, beside the cemetery. But while natural plants are compostable, the plastic tributes will be sent to landfill. Mourner...