A whole host of stars are cooking up a storm to help a local primary school.
Prime Minister David Cameron, Sir Alex Ferguson and the right honourable (not his official title) Mr Tumble are just some of those lending a hand as the tiny school aims to raise funds. We have full details of a very tasty story in Friday’s lip-smacking Courier.
Meanwhile, the Dens Park directorial merry-go-round is well and truly turning again. We have full details following another day of drama for Dundee FC.
Twitchers are going wild with excitement in Angus following the arrival of not one, but two, osprey chicks. It’s a wight woyal tweet for ornithological aficionados.
Just shy of 30,000 revellers could descend on the lush-greenery of Camperdown Park this October for a massive music festival. We have all the latest following the granting of a licence for the ambitious extravaganza.
A Dundee woman is set to receive a pay-out of more than £100,000 after she suffered “injury to her feelings” when work colleagues stuck blu-tack models of a penis to her telephone. We have all the details.
Courier reporter Aileen Robertson recently jetted off for some fun in the sun and ended up amid some of the worst flooding central Europe has ever seen. Read her story in our water-logged Friday edition.
When he is not helping out with school fundraisers, David Cameron is kept somewhat busy running the country. Find out what is on the PM’s mind as he prepares for the Tory conference in Stirling. Along similar lines, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has been telling our political editor Kieran Andrews she is ready to come out fighting.
A 3000 year-old mummy is off to hospital for a CT scan and set of X-rays. She may be frail but it is hoped she is not too old to give up some fascinating secrets…
For all of these stories and so much more see Friday’s Courier or why not try our digital edition?