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THE FATHER of Arbroath girl Jessica McCagh, who tragically died in a fire at the hands of her boyfriend, called for recognition of the actions of the selfless young neighbour who tried to rescue Jessica from the ferocious blaze.
MOTORISTS IN South Marketgait unwittingly faced potential danger last night after a pane of glass on an overhead walkway was left “hanging by a thread” over busy traffic.
Dundee councillor Ian Borthwick has slammed “lazy residents” who pile furniture and rubbish up in tenement closes, putting the lives of other tenants at risk (writes Bruce Robbins).
Car owners in an area of Dundee have been warned that poor parking is putting lives at risk, after a fire engine was unable to gain access to a call out (writes Graeme Bletcher).
TRAGEDY WAS narrowly avoided yesterday afternoon when fire ripped through a Dundee bus as it travelled towards the city centre.
TAYSIDE FIRE and Rescue remained at a Perthshire wood processing plant until late yesterday afternoon, after a dust explosion that injured two workers.
TWO MEN were rushed to hospital with facial burns last night after an explosion at a Perthshire wood processing plant.
SNP’s Ken Lyall defends himself claiming he is only guilty of ‘caring too much’
Two men injured in blaze at Perthshire factory
No one injured as fire all but destroys large Kinross-shire property
TAYSIDE’S THREE local authorities may have to consider reunification if public services are to be protected in the face of crippling financial pressures, a senior Dundee councillor has claimed.
Fifteen people, including a three week old baby, have been rescued from their homes at a block of flats in Perth after an early morning fire.
PROCEDURES AT an oil refinery in Dundee have been “tightened” following an investigation into two fires in the same tank within days of each other.



