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Abuser 'battered woman black and blue' before Dundee hotel attack - Vimarsana News

Abuser 'battered woman black and blue' before Dundee hotel attack

Zaveri was remanded after jurors convicted him of two catalogues of abuse against different women in Dundee.

Off-duty police officer foiled Dundee taxi robbery - Vimarsana News

Off-duty police officer foiled Dundee taxi robbery

The robbery was stopped when the officer noticed the vehicle "shaking" from side to side in the middle of the street.

Thursday court round-up — Date night and gangster loan shark - Vimarsana News

Thursday court round-up — Date night and gangster loan shark

A horrific police assault and a unscrupulous loan shark feature in tonight's round-up of true crime tales from Tayside and Fife.

Was a ghost to blame for terrorising Dundee streets in 1901? - Vimarsana News

Was a ghost to blame for terrorising Dundee streets in 1901?

Was a ghost to blame for terrorising Dundee streets in 1901? © Supplied by Shutterstock Were the apparent ghost robberies of Dundee in 1901 really all that they seemed? It was November 1901, there was little sunlight hours, with only gas lamps flickering in the winter breeze giving any assistance to locals finding their way home. You would be forgiven for already being a bit spooked by the dark surroundings so it was no surprise that when sightings of a ghostly robber in Dundee were reported many of the city’s women, and men, were afraid of what was going bump in the night. But was everyth...

Spaces for People changes in Dundee could be made permanent - Vimarsana News

Spaces for People changes in Dundee could be made permanent

© Mhairi Edwards Dundee councillors are set to make trial 20mph zones across the city permanent. The council has trialled the slower speed zones in streets across Broughty Ferry, Douglas, Fintry and the West End since the first lockdown began last year. The pedestrianisation of Union Street may also become a permanent city centre fixture. The changes were initially set up as a trial, but will remain indefinitely if councillors agree at a meeting on Monday, May 10. Councillor Mark Flynn. They were brought in after funding from the Scottish Government’s Spaces for People scheme, which seeks ...