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We want our online channels to be a space where everyone, regardless of personal circumstances, feels comfortable and is able to participate. We want to foster a friendly, open and lively environment that encourages you to share your views and to listen to those of others. General guidelines:
We always welcome debate, but it is important to remain respectful to other commenters. Focus on sharing and discussing your views, rather than on personal attacks. You can help us foster this kind of positive space by following the rules. Remember, all our social media platforms are open to the public - that means your comments are public, too. They can be seen by anyone, so think before you post. Be kind - if you have a criticism, think about how you would say it in person, and think about how to convey your tone (how the comment sounds and how it might come across). It is possible to have a robust disagreement and still be respectful. To read our full set of 'Social Media House Rules' please visit our website: https://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/social-media-house-rules

31/10/2026

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Have a spooktacular time if you are out (or ), but remember to stay safe and wrap up warm! 🧙‍♂️

30/10/2026

View planned road closures/road works in Dundee next week https://bit.ly/2n0Ox5t

30/10/2026

Are you looking for a new job? You can view our new and existing vacancies online at https://www.dundeecity.gov.uk/vacancies/list

Casual Swim Teacher
Corporate Recovery Officer
Depute Head Teacher
Domestic Assistant
Gravedigger
Independent Living & Equipment Manager
Landlord Registration/Accreditation Officer
Learning and Care Assistant
Mechanical Sweeper (Medium)
Occupational Therapist
Project Officer Repairs
Quantity Surveyor Technician
Senior Engineer - Bridges and Structures
Service Manager - Community Planning
Social Care Officer (Waking Nights)
Stores Assistant
Su***de Prevention Co-ordinator
Team Manager
Tenancy Assistant

30/10/2026

Local residents, community organisations, Council employees and partners came together this week in the Strathmartine area for a Take Pride in Your City Community Clean-Up.

The three-day initiative took place between Tuesday 27th and Thursday 29th as part of the city’s ongoing campaign to make a positive difference to neighbourhoods, parks and open spaces.

Council employees from Environment, Community Justice, Housing and Communities worked together with local residents, community organisations and representatives from Scottish Fire & Rescue Service and Police Scotland.

Additional work carried out included the clearing of open and communal areas, removal of litter and debris, selected strimming near walkways and additional sweeping of streets and paths.

Residents also made use of skips provided in the area to dispose of unwanted household items, with advice and support on hand from staff throughout the event.

Climate, Net Zero & Environment Convener and Depute for Neighbourhood, Housing and Communities Cllr Lynne Short said: “It has been great to see local residents, community groups, Council services and partner organisations working together for this Community Clean-Up.

“As the nights draw in, this has served as a good opportunity to engage with residents, share advice and information, and improve the local environment.”

Depute Convener for Climate, Net Zero & Environment Cllr Lee Mills added: “There’s been a lot of positive action across the three days, including community litter picking, residents using the skips provided, recycling advice being shared and community safety information being made available.

“The Take Pride in Your City campaign highlights the difference that positive action can make to our neighbourhoods and communities.”

Area Commander Bryan Todd is SFRS Local Senior Officer for Dundee, Angus, Perth and Kinross. He said: "Working alongside our partners and local residents is an important part of helping to build safer and more resilient communities.

"When people take pride in where they live, it can bring them together and encourage them to look out for one another.

"We're proud to support initiatives that strengthen community spirit and help make a positive difference."

The Strathmartine event was the sixteenth Community Clean-Up since the initiative was launched in 2022, with events having taken place across the city.

The programme will continue next week with a further Community Clean-Up taking place in the Coldside area on 3rd and 4th November.

Information about future Community Clean-Ups is communicated directly to local residents ahead of them taking place.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Police Scotland Downfield Junior Football Club

30/10/2026

The first two public drop-in events for the Dundee Sustainable Transport Corridors project are taking place next week.

Attendees will be able to meet the project team, learn more and share their views about the proposed transport improvements along Arbroath Road and Lochee Road.

Find out more about the projects:

Arbroath Road Corridor:
https://dundee-sustainable-transport-corridors-swecouk.hub.arcgis.com/pages/arbroath-road-corridor

Lochee Road Corridor:
https://dundee-sustainable-transport-corridors-swecouk.hub.arcgis.com/pages/lochee-road-corridor

Feedback can also be provided through the online surveys available on the Hub site:
https://dundee-sustainable-transport-corridors-swecouk.hub.arcgis.com/

29/10/2026

I attended, along with the Lady Provost (see photo), the 2026 Scottish Poppy Appeal Reception at the Scottish Parliament in the capital as Remembrance events begin to take place around the nation. As Armed Forces and Veterans Champion for Dundee, I congratulate Poppyscotland for all the work that they do offering support to the Armed Forces community. This was an opportunity to meet and chat with people attending from various backgrounds and as the Lord Provost of Dundee, it was an honour to attend and to inform about what we do in Dundee at this time of Remembrance and reflection remembering those who sacrificed their lives so that we can live ours in freedom.

29/10/2026

Last chance to fill in the Dundee Partnership’s Engage Dundee 2026 survey before it closes tomorrow (Friday 30th October).

Feedback received through the process will help shape Dundee’s next City Plan and influence future decision-making for the city.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/4xC7FY2

Take part before it closes at the end of Friday (30th October): https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/3CQwSdM3dg or by filling in a paper copy at one of the city’s community centres or libraries.

29/10/2026

Over the past year, local groups, schools and park users have shared their ideas for improving play opportunities in Camperdown Park.

There's still time to share your views on the proposed designs, as well as the wider Camperdown Park experience by completing the online survey - https://bit.ly/3TdhM7L

The survey closes on 31st October.

24/10/2026

Storm Boelo will bring strong and damaging winds through the weekend, with disruption likely in places ⚠️

Stay ⚠️

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