Liam Rutherford
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Dundee suspected near-fatal overdoses rise by nearly 70 in a year (opens the original)
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The number of suspected near-fatal drug overdoses in Dundee rose by nearly 70% in a year. Health chiefs admit they are “concerned” after 350 incidents were recorded in the last three months of 2025-26. The latest report on the Dundee drug and alcohol services – presented to the Integration Joint Board (IJB) performance and audit committee – shows that the number of suspected near-fatal overdose incidents has steadily increased in the last three years. The report said 382 incidents were reported
Dundee City Council facing near-£13 million budget shortfall (opens the original)
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Dundee City Council is facing a budget shortfall of nearly £13 million next year. The latest report on the councilâs financial position shows the local authority will have a budget deficit of £12.7m for 2027-28. It is expected the council will have to find nearly £35m in savings over the next three years, with a âvery challengingâ outlook predicting a financial black hole of more than £78m in the next decade, councillors have been told. The report â presented to the city governance c
New Dundee Irish pub opening hours revealed as licence approved (opens the original)
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An Irish pub chain has secured a licence for its new Dundee bar. Malones is taking over the former BrewDog unit on Panmure Street. The firm – which already has venues in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leith and Aberdeen – is eyeing an October opening date after a £250,000 transformation of the old BrewDog, which closed in July last year. Malones plans to host live music performances, show sports events and serve food. The company applied to Dundee City Council for a variation of the licence at the premises
Dozens of Brechin homes damaged during Storm Babet to be demolished (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Dozens of Brechin homes damaged during Storm Babet are set to be demolished. Councillors have approved plans to knock down more than 150 properties that were flooded during the storm nearly three years ago. This includes 29 privately owned homes that were devas
Major city centre site faces uncertain future after fresh student flats planning blow (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A major site in Dundee city centre is facing an uncertain future – after developers suffered another blow in their bid to build student flats. An application for a 367-bed student accommodation block on the former Robertson’s furniture store site on Barrack Str
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