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ScotRail train hits tree on railway between Dundee and Perth Updated: May 21, 2021, 9:04 pm © Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Emergency services raced to a Tayside rail line after a ScotRail train travelling to Dundee hit a tree. The train was stopped in Barnhill in Perth for several hours after the first 999 calls were made shortly after 5pm on Friday. Pictures from the scene showed a tree had went through a window of one the ScotRail train carriages, with passengers describing a “loud bang”. One of those on board, who asked to remain anonymous, said they were only five minutes into their jou...

Classmates of an Abertay University student investigated over comments made in lectures prompting a free speech row, say they've been abused.

Dundee analysis: Energised Dark Blues on the verge after dominant first leg against shaky Kilmarnock Updated: May 21, 2021, 12:17 pm © SNS Group After eight long months, 30 matches and more ups and downs than a soap opera, Dundee are just one match away from the Premiership. The weather was wet and windy but there were no dampened spirits after a focused and formidable Dundee performance that saw them dominate their top-flight opposition. Energised by a noisy 500 fans in the stands, the only disappointment for the Dens men is they aren’t heading into the second leg with a bigger advantage....

Highland energy boss named new Archie Foundation patron © Supplied by Archie Foundation Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Highland energy boss will champion a children’s charity after learning struggling parents of young patients in Raigmore Hospital are having to choose between food and fuel when they visit. But Roy MacGregor, known as the Highland’s “Mr Energy”,  is to promote the Archie Foundation in the area, fuelled by his belief that the pandemic should help people look after their neig...

Warning after 18 motorists stopped for driving too close to undercover police cyclist Updated: May 21, 2021, 6:23 pm © Supplied by Police Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Officers in Fort William stopped nearly 20 drivers as a result of Operation close pass on Friday. Hoping to ensure that drivers provide cyclists sufficient space to travel safely on the road, a new operation has had unmarked police cyclists surveying motorists. On Achintore Road in Fort William, a total of 18 drivers had to be pulled ...