Finn Nixon

1 day ago | original106.co.uk | Andrew Robson |Finn Nixon

Police are at the scene of a Dundee flat fire. Emergency services were called to reports of smoke coming from a building on Fleming Gardens East at around 8.45am on Thursday. Police remain at the flats with officers standing guard at the property. Officers from CID have also visited the block. It has not been confirmed if anyone was injured in the blaze. One resident said they heard a “commotion” outside the flats on Wednesday night, but it is unclear whether this was connected to the fire.

1 week ago | thecourier.co.uk | Finn Nixon

A charming seafront home in a picturesque area of Fife has gone on the market. The south-facing property at 5 Pan Ha in Dysart, near Kirkcaldy, offers stunning sea views. The three-bedroom mid-terraced home is near Dysart Harbour, which was featured in the Outlander TV series. It is also located in the Dysart conservation area and is only two miles from Kirkcaldy town centre. Dysart home ‘ideal for a coastal retreat’The bright and stylish home can be used for several purposes.

2 weeks ago | thecourier.co.uk | Finn Nixon

A collapsed Dundee bus firm has been reported for allegedly missing pension payments. The Courier has seen correspondence from a pension provider claiming Fishers Tours did not make the contributions required for work between late December and late January. The Now:Pensions letter, sent to staff, says: “We’ve had to report your workplace to The Pensions Regulator (TPR).

2 weeks ago | thecourier.co.uk | Finn Nixon

Rail passengers faced cancellations after a section of wall was knocked onto the railway line between Carnoustie and Arbroath. Services were suspended on Thursday at around 12.30pm due to debris on the line near Carnoustie railway station. The incident happened while a static caravan was being pulled back between two houses on Ireland Street. The owner of the caravan, Tony Lindsay, told The Courier that a JCB forklift struck the wall.

2 weeks ago | thecourier.co.uk | Finn Nixon

Drivers are set to face more disruption on the A90 between Dundee and Perth, with roadworks extended by more than a month. Drainage work got under way near Inchture on April 22. The project – which has resulted in lane closures and a 50mph speed limit enforced during the day – was due to finish last Friday (May 16). However, contractor Amey says the £250,000 scheme is now going to run until June 20 due to “operational issues”.