Al-Maktoum College Virtual Open Day

From Al-Maktoum College of Higher Education :


Zoom into a world of exciting career opportunities and new horizons at the Al-Maktoum College Virtual Open Day on Wednesday 2nd June from 4pm to 6pm.

You’ll have the opportunity to chat with current students about what to expect in studying at Alm College.
Our admissions team and academic teaching staff will also be on hand to answer any questions throughout the event.

You can sign up here.



Friends of Wighton – latest update

The next Friends of Wighton Lunchtime Recital is on Wednesday 2nd June – 1.15pm – 1.45pm

Friends of Wighton stalwart Sheena Wellington will be the guest in the Lunchtime Recital. 
The well-known local singer needs little introduction but promises to bring along some ballads, some stories and perhaps, some fun!
Sheena Wellington is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Lunchtime Recital
Time: Jun 2, 2021 01:00 PM Greenwich Mean Time
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83719821692?pwd=TENDTzV0QXJXelliUnQ0M0NVY1g3UT09
Meeting ID: 837 1982 1692
Passcode: 548311




Weekly Road Report – West End Ward #dundeewestend

DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL – WEEKLY ROAD REPORT


REPORT FOR WEST END WARD – SATURDAY 29 AND SUNDAY 30 MAY 2021
Wright Avenue – overnight (7.00pm to 7.30am) temporary traffic lights on Saturday 29 May for telecoms mast replacement.
REPORT FOR WEST END WARD – WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 31 MAY 2021
BT Cable Renewal Programme – rolling off peak temporary traffic lights at various locations for 2 weeks – streets affected in order are: Strathmore Avenue (at Hospital Street); Loons Road (at Gardner Street); Logie Street (at Ancrum Road); Glamis Road (at Ancrum Road); City Road (at Pentland Avenue); Charleston Drive (at Yarrow Terrace); Glamis Road (at Elmwood Road); Blackness Road (at Seymour Street) and Perth Road (at Pennycook Lane).
Perth Road (at Riverside Drive) – temporary traffic lights from Monday 17 May for 2 weeks for kerbing work.
City Road (Tullideph Place to Logie Street) – closed westbound on Sunday 6 June for BT work.
Forthcoming Roadworks
Step Row – closed for its entire length for street lighting column replacement from Monday 7 June for 5 days.




Getting things done – Milnbank Road at the corner of Easson’s Angle #dundeewestend


Following residents’ concerns about road safety and the speed of a minority of vehicles in Milnbank Road at the corner of Easson’s Angle , I raised this with the City Council’s roads team.

The Senior Engineer – Traffic & Road Safety has now advised as follows :

“A speed survey was undertaken in the summer of 2015 on Milnbank Road just west of Easson’s Angle. The average speed was recorded as 24mph with the majority of drivers travelling at or below the speed limit.

As this survey was over five years ago, I will arrange for another one to be undertaken. Please be aware that because of the two national lockdowns there is a significant backlog of surveys and with limited staff and resources I cannot give you a date for when this survey will be undertaken. 

Any records of speeding will be forwarded onto Police Scotland, who are responsible for enforcing the speed limits, to allow them to provide targeted enforcement as required. 

There have been no recorded injury accidents at this location over the last five years, 2016 to 2020.  However, I will arrange for a site survey to be undertaken to determine if any appropriate measures can be introduced.”




Logie : Scotland’s First Council House Scheme – an online event #dundeewestend

The Friends of Dundee City Archives are doing an online talk via Zoom about the history of the Logie housing scheme on Thursday 3rd June at 1pm.


Sarah Aitken, Assistant Archivist at Dundee City Archives, will speak about Dundee’s pioneering Council Housing Scheme at Logie – the first of its kind in Scotland.

Find out why the site at Logie was chosen, why Dundee was the first council to build homes and who were the first people to live in those homes.

You can book your attendance here.