Calum Clark

4 weeks ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Clark

From the evolution of prosthetic legs to a landmark surgery that transformed medicine. The history of Ninewells Hospital is the focal point of a new display at Dundee’s V&A. The exhibition showcases medical instruments, including prototypes of tools used in the UK’s first keyhole surgery in Dundee in 1987. Among those to visit the display was retired nurse Dawn Weir, who worked at Ninewells for 45 years.

1 month ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Clark

It’s being described as “a way of life” and a golf club that members “will never forget”. Dundee’s last remaining public golf course Caird Park closed on Wednesday, bringing an end to its near century-old history. It comes after councillors voted to pull its funding last year. For many members, the course has become the focal point of their lives. “I watched my mum and stepfather get married here,” said Craig Stevens, a member of around 40 years.

1 month ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Clark

It’s being described as “a way of life” and a golf club members “will never forget”. Dundee’s last remaining public golf course is days away from closure, bringing an end to its near century-old history. Caird Park will shut on Wednesday after councillors voted to pull its funding last year. STV News is now on WhatsAppGet all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Follow STV News on WhatsAppScan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country

1 month ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Loudon |Calum Clark

A Dundee family said they have been left with “more questions than answers” following the results of an investigation into the death of a seven-year-old boy more than three decades ago. Danny Leech was seven years old when he was knocked down by a lorry on his way to a carnival while crossing Arbroath Road on September 8, 1989. His family consider his death to be accidental but they claim there was little investigation in the hours after his passing.

1 month ago | news.stv.tv | Calum Clark

For some of us the Easter holidays can be a time to rest and enjoy the sunshine. But for more than 100 young musicians at the group Big Noise, it’s been a week of learning several new pieces of music. The group have been building up to a big performance on Friday. Big Noise, which helps children from disadvantaged backgrounds pick up an instrument, has held its annual residential camp in Crieff. STV News is now on WhatsAppGet all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News