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A “FULL EMERGENCY” was declared at Dundee Airport yesterday when a plane developed a fault with its landing gear.
A 54-YEAR-old man died in a fire at the warden’s house in Blackfriars Court, Western Road, Montrose, on Saturday.
Tayside Fire and Rescue has launched its consultation document “Towards a Safer Tayside” which details proposed plans for 2009/10 and is keen to hear the views on the plans from the people of Tayside.
FIREFIGHTERS WERE struggling to control a fire in a top floor flat in Dundee city centre last night.
A blaze that ripped through a Dundee city centre flat is being treated as suspicious, police confirmed today (writes David Clegg).
A Dundee man who was fast asleep in his flat when his electric water boiler caught fire today told how a smoke detector saved his life (writes Graeme Strachan).
THERE WERE dramatic scenes as fire and rescue crews used throw lines and life belts to reach a man who got trapped as he attempted to cross the River Earn in Perthshire on Saturday.
THE DREICH weather failed to dampen the spirits as people turned out in droves to the spectacular fireworks displays in Dundee last night.
A 51-YEAR-OLD man was last night in a serious condition in hospital following a horrific accident in which he lost a foot after falling into a grain silo machine in Perthshire.
AN ELECTRICAL FAULT was last night blamed for a fire that tore through the basement of a Dundee secondary school, causing “significant” damage.
An unattended candle is believed to have started a blaze that ripped through a block of flats in Dundee’s Seagate last night and prompted the dramatic rescue of two trapped men (writes Jenna Cairney).
A new initiative to supply welfare to victims at emergency incidents was formally launched in Dundee today (writes April Mitchinson).
AN EXERCISE that has been prompted by the terrorist attacks on New York’s World Trade Center will be carried out by emergency services in Perth tomorrow.
RANK-AND-FILE firefighters in Tayside have stopped working overtime in protest at the loss of front-line jobs, it emerged last night.
OFFICERS FROM Tayside Police have been praised after they spotted a house on fire in Perth town centre early on Sunday morning.



