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'Put castle vandals in orange jumpsuits': Councillor blasts graffiti louts

Updated: January 28, 2021, 10:58 am © Shutterstock / orlando alberghi Broughty Castle. A councillor says he would make the culprits who vandalised an historic waterfront castle wear Guantanamo Bay-style orange jumpsuits while they cleaned up the mess. A wall of Broughty Castle has been defaced with graffiti, with police saying those responsible had put themselves at “huge risk” as the area can only be accessed by climbing over rocks at low tide. It also puts those tasked with removing the writing at “considerable personal risk”, the force added. Councillor Craig Duncan has now hit out at the vandalism, which is thought to have taken place some time between January 15 and 18, saying he would love to see those responsible being made to clear the paint themselves.

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Police appeal for info after graffiti vandals 'desecrate' Broughty Castle

Police appeal for info after graffiti vandals ‘desecrate’ Broughty Castle Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Vandals have been accused of “desecrating one of Broughty Ferry’s most iconic structures” after they sprayed graffiti on the castle walls. Police are currently investigating the vandalism at Broughty Castle, which is believed to have happened over the weekend of January 15 to 18. The individual, or group, risked their lives to spray graffiti tags on the castle’s sea wall, facing out to the River Tay estuary. Vandals are not the Ferry’s answer to Banksy

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Braeview Academy and Craigie High School merger officially approved by city council

Braeview Academy and Craigie High School merger officially approved by city council © Mhairi Edwards The merging of Braeview Academy and Craigie High School has been officially approved by Dundee City Council. For the latest news and developments affecting children, parents and teachers across Tayside and Fife, sign up for our weekly Schools and Family newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Schools and Family newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The merging of Braeview Academy and Craigie High School has been officially approved by Dundee City Council. Creation of a new £60 million school to replace the two secondaries was approved by the children and families services committee on Monday night.

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Ferry post office upgrade is to be refurbished and opening hours extended

The Post Office in the former Nisa store on Gray Street in Broughty Ferry will receive a 'comprehensive' upgrade with extended opening hours

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Broughty Ferry cycle path and walkway given green light by Dundee councillors

Broughty Ferry cycle path and walkway given green light by Dundee councillors © Supplied by Nicoll Russell Studio The design of the walkway and cycle path at Castle Green Park, Broughty Ferry Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A Broughty Ferry park will soon be revamped with a new cycle path and walkway as part of a wider £9 million active travel plan. Councillors unanimously voted to approve the plans at a meeting of Dundee City Council’s planning committee on Monday.

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