Dundee City Council

A new plan providing further detail on how Dundee aims to become Scotland’s pioneering net zero city has been approved by Dundee City Council. Led by the Dundee Climate Leadership Group (DCLG), a partnership of public and private sector organisations, the Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) sets out

The first steps towards a heat network delivery model for Dundee could be taken if councillors approve a report on Monday. The Fair Work, Economic Growth and Infrastructure Committee will consider a sourcing strategy to start the process of looking into options for the city.

Dundee’s first-ever Local Area Energy Plan (LAEP) is set to be discussed by city councillors next week.

The new leader of Dundee City Council and the council’s spokesperson for Culture, Sport & History are calling for local artists to help create public artwork for a new community being created on the site of the former Stewart’s Cream of the Barley factory. Councillors Mark Flynn and

The projected cost of building new flats on a derelict site in Dundee has more than doubled from original estimates to soar past £10 million, a council committee heard this week. The site at 219-245 Blackness Road has lain empty since Dundee City Council demolished the 26 properties

Residents of Dundee now have another opportunity to voice their opinions and help shape the future of development in the city.

Work to refurbish two lifts at one of Dundee’s multi-storey blocks is more than halfway towards completion. The lift serving the even numbered floors at Dudhope Court has been given a complete overhaul and is now back in full operation, while work on the lift serving odd floors is now underway

Residents of Dundee now have another opportunity to voice their opinions and help shape the future of building development in the city.

Dundee City Council will not be the next local authority to declare a housing emergency after a bid to make the declaration was blocked for a second time.

Dundee's bid for a housing emergency declaration may be reconsidered this week, after having been previously rejected by the council administration. This comes after the Scottish Government declared a nationwide housing emergency.

Dundee City Council is currently carrying out vital safety checks on electrical equipment in council houses across the city. And tenants are being urged to make sure they book an appointment as quickly as possible after they receive their notification letter.

Projects to improve access to housing and review the condition of Dundee's private rented sector are to receive a share of funding from the UK Government.

Property owners in Dundee city centre are being encouraged to remove scaffolding as quickly as possible from their buildings after maintenance work is carried out.

A £4.8 million scheme to transform the system for council house repairs in Dundee is set to be discussed by councillors next week.

Almost all of the 800 homes across Dundee where recent inspections have found Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) are not an immediate safety risk, the local authority has revealed.