07/01/2017
Community Feedback and Planning Event for Broughty Ferry
06/01/2017
Nominations Open for Young Scot Awards 2017
05/01/2017
One Month Left to Arrange Places in Primary Schools in Dundee Starting August 2017
Are you a parent or guardian of a child who’s soon to start Primary 1? Applications for places in Primary 1 beginning in August 2017 should be made by Monday 6 February 2017.
Parents wishing to enrol their child at their catchment school should contact staff at their catchment primary school who will tell you their arrangements for enrolment. School staff will contact you directly to inform you of any induction days.
Although it is usual for children to attend their local catchment area school, parents have the right to request that their child be placed in a school other than their local catchment area school. Parents can do this by completing a placing request form and returning to Main Reception, Ground Floor, Dundee House, 50 North Lindsay Street, Dundee DD1 1NL.
For more information visit the Dundee City Council website
http://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/schoolsinfo/
04/01/2017
Congratulations to David Martin MBE
David Martin has been a volunteer with RNLI for nearly 30 years. After serving on the crew, he took on the role of operations manager at Broughty Ferry and Peterhead.
Last year he was also awarded the RNLI gold badge, the RNLI's top award, as a recognition of his valuable support to the lifeboat service.
01/01/2017
31/12/2016
30/12/2016
Jobs Available Now with Dundee City Council
As part of Dundee City Council's equal opportunity policy, applications are welcome from persons regardless of disability, marital status, race or sex. Unless stated otherwise, posts are open to job sharing.
Click on this link to see the full range of jobs currently available
29/12/2016
Broughty Ferry Dook Sunday 1st January 2017
11:00 Arrival Music by Bruce Whamond
12:00 noon Horn's Carnival Start
13:00 Boath Highland Dancers
13:20 Discovery Twirlers
13:50 Boath Highland Dancers. Fancy Dress Parade/Competition
14:30pm Welcome from YeAABA President Joyce McIntosh, Dook Sponsor Steve James of John James Roofing and Lord Provost Cllr Bob Duncan
14:45 Pipes and Drums of the 44th Boy's Brigade
15:00 Dook Start via Hooter
16:00 New Year's Day Raffle Draw at the Fort Hotel, Fort Street, Broughty Ferry.
All Welcome.
28/12/2016
Consultation on Not Just A Roof - A Housing Options and Homelessness Strategic Plan for Dundee 2016 -2021.
The Dundee Housing Options and Homelessness Strategic Partnership is seeking your views on Not Just A Roof - A Housing Options and Homelessness Strategic Plan 2016 -2021.
You can provide your views by:
1) Completing a survey via the following link http://consult.dundeecity.gov.uk/limesurvey/index.php/229523/lang-en by 30th January 2017.
27/12/2016
Temporary Road Closures in Broughty Ferry on Monday 1st January 2017 Between 08:00 and 18:00 for The Dook
AS TRAFFIC AUTHORITY
being satisfied that traffic on the road should be prohibited by reason of the Broughty Ferry “New Year Dook” Event
HEREBY PROHIBIT the driving of any vehicle in:
- Beach Crescent (between St.Vincent Street and Gray Street) Broughty Ferry;
- Gray Street (between Beach Crescent and King Street), Broughty Ferry;
- St.Vincent Street (between Beach Crescent and King Street). Broughty Ferry and
- Castle Approach for its entire length.
This notice comes into effect on the 1st January 2017 between 08:00 and 18:00 hours.
The event will be controlled by Stewards and Police Scotland Officers will be in attendance.
Local diversion routes are available.
Access to premises (for businesses and residents only) will be maintained under the control of the Stewards.
For further information contact (01382) 433275.
Mike P Galloway
Executive Director of City Development
Dundeee City Council
26/12/2016
Dundee City Council Bin Collection and Recycling Over the Festive Period
24/12/2016
13/12/2016
Westbay Court Residents Await Promised Improvements to Road Markings in Albert Road
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Photo courtesy of Evening Telegraph 2016 |
Their concern has not just about their own convenience of being able to gain access to their driveway to their off street parking but also the safety of pedestrians walking along their street. They are especially concerned about the safety of young pupils from Eastern Primary School whose parents and carers use Albert Road as a street to park before walking their children into school. When cars and vans obstruct their driveway, the sight lines of Westbay Court residents are restricted when they are driving in and out. They need to see clearly that there are not approaching pedestrians as they approach crossing the pavement.
While what they have been offered is not all they had originally requested, they they have indicated they were willing to give this a try and hope that it works.
In the light of this meeting, I wrote to the Council to indicate that I was deferring my item from the agenda of the meeting of the City Development Committee last night and that the residents need not come forward for their deputation to the Committee. However, the residents have assured me that if there is any back sliding by the Council, they will not hesitate to resume their campaign with me.
11/12/2016
Carol Service on Tuesday 13 December 6pm Panmurefield Baptist Centre
They recommend you bring a torch, wrap up warmly and promise a warm welcome and hot chocolate.
Grove Pupils Make Short Films Premiered at DCA
Teodora and Rebecca gave up a week of their October holidays and subsequent Thursday evenings to learn and gain cempetence in making films. They worked with ten other 16-19 year olds in two teams, each with a film tutor. Both teams wrote, cast, filmed and edited a short film which was shot on location in Dundee.
Congratulations too for Isaac Gilbert from S3 who was cast for an important role in 'Little Sister'.
These entertaining films were premiered in the DCA cinema yesterday. I was really impressed by the professionalism of the end result from the opening titles and music to the final credits. I particularly enjoyed the chase scenes in 'Little Sister' around the narrow wynds off the Nethergate and South Tay Street.
I hope that it will be possible to arrange a screening of the films in school.
Pupils in the senior phase who would like to gain experience behind the camera and will be 16 or over in October 2017 should be ready to fill in the application forms for the 2017 film school when these are available in the Summer Term 2017. No experience of practical filmmaking is required to take part, but applicants should be able to demonstrate an interest in film and a real commitment to the project.