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When the Unicorn was destined to be sunk in the River Tay

Did you know the Unicorn, the oldest ship of the Royal Navy still afloat, was almost broken up and sunk in the River Tay?

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Newly restored 75-year-old model of Port of Dundee unveiled

Newly restored 75-year-old model of Port of Dundee unveiled
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HMS Unicorn goes under the microscope for preservation project

BBC News By Graeme Ogston Published image captionThe survey team are examining every piece of timber on the ship s exterior Perched on a pontoon above the chilly water of Dundee s Victoria Dock, surveyors are inspecting every section of one of the world s oldest ships. HMS Unicorn has been a feature of the city since 1873, half a century after she was built at Chatham Dockyard in Kent. The former training ship has weathered many storms, including almost being scrapped in the 1960s. But 200 years of exposure to the elements, including the wind and rain lashing the survey team today, has left its mark.

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Historic Common Good Fund to be spent on Dundee s coronavirus recovery

Updated: April 20, 2021, 4:26 pm © SYSTEM Christmas festivities in Dundee s City Square. Money from Dundee’s historic Common Good Fund could be used to support communities throughout the city as they begin to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic. And it could lead to Dundonians reaping the benefits at Christmas time with the city’s Festive Fund among the local groups and projects earmarked for cash. Dundee Christmas lights switch on 2019. = Councillors will be asked on Monday April 26 to back a report that would mean £87,000 would be available for one-off investments in projects across the city. A spokesman for the council said it is proposed that projects for the coming year should have a focus on pandemic recovery.

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Historic Common Good Fund to be spent on Dundee s coronavirus recovery

Historic Common Good Fund to be spent on Dundee s coronavirus recovery
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