The Courier Daily

The deepening crisis at Glenrothes care service Glamis House

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
Latest news headlines compiled and read by Amie Flett.
In our weekly news review, Bryan Copland discusses the latest concerning revelations around Glamis House following a new inspection.

How a Dundee woman is raising awareness for rare condition after scary misdiagnosis

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
Latest news headlines compiled and read by Amie Flett.
Area Editor for Perth, Stephen Eighteen, tells us how he spoke to local woman Stacey Drummond about her difficult experience with getting diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease

A focus on female contribution in the Dundee art scene

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
Our producer Morven McIntyre heads to the Lamb Gallery to chat to a couple of the artists part of the 'Tales of the Unexpected' exhibition.
Artist, Susie Johnston speaks on her chosen archive from the brittle bone society.
Whilst PHD researcher at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Katie Potapoff choses an archive from the case records of female patients from the Dundee asylum from 1893-1894.

Alistair Heather rounds on ’greedy’ Dundee landlords

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
Latest news headlines complied and read by Amie Flett
Courier columnist Alistair Heather explains why he believes greedy landlords in Dundee are offsetting the cost of living by squeezing their struggling tenants.

Dog owners demanding tougher sentences for dog thieves

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
Latest news headlines compiled and read by Amie Flett.
Crime and court reporter Kirsty McIntosh joins us for a chat about The Courier's new documentary, Taken, which explores the emotional impact of dog theft in Scotland.
 

Dundee’s ’gargantuan’ winter crisis

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
Latest news headlines complied and read by Brendan Duggan.
In our weekly review of some of the biggest local stories of the week, live news team leader Emma Crichton discusses the warning from Dundee council leader John Alexander over the crisis of ‘gargantuan proportions’ facing the city this winter.

How can zero waste shopping save you money?

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Maria Gran
Latest news headlines compiled and read by Brendan Duggan
As the cost of living crisis continues to affect us, transport and environment journalist Joanna Bremner has checked if zero waste shopping can help our wallets as well as the planet.

How Dundee feels about the city’s statue of George Kinloch

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Kate Brown.
We went out onto the streets of Dundee to find out the local's thoughts on whether the city's links to the slave trade should be preserved such as statues, street names and if there is enough focus on this issue two years after the Black Lives Matter movement.

How to fix rural Perthshire’s problem with unaffordable housing

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Maria Gran.
- Latest news headlines compiled and read by Brendan Duggan.
- As Aberfeldy locals struggle to afford homes in their hometown and Comrie businesses see new employees living in caravans, Perth area editor Stephen Eighteen has looked into ways to solve the housing crisis.

Local motorists react to prospect of road charges

Tayside and Fife’s essential morning news briefing, presented by Clare Johnston.
- Latest news headlines compiled and read by Brendan Duggan.
- As Tayside transport bosses consider introducing road charges and reduced parking to help meet climate change targets, our transport and environment team leader, Peter John Meiklem reveals how local motorists are reacting.