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Chinese Cuisine comes to Dundee

“Dundee will have a Chinese restaurant” was the bold claim of a Courier headline on 8 November 1960, after the Corporation Planning...

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The Black Lady of Logie - a ghost story of Dundee and the British Empire

Once upon a time, in Scotland’s second city of the Empire, there was an estate called Logie, and it was home to the Read family. Logie,...

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Caribbean Jazz in Dundee

In the 1930s and 40s Dundee was temporarily home to three major names in Caribbean Jazz. The story starts in 1938, when the Palace...

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Joseph Knight, A Slave - Fact and Fiction

A young boy, whose own name has never been determined, was transported by slave traders from Guinea on the west coast of Africa to...

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Breaking the Chains – Exploring Dundee’s Connections to Slavery

Breaking the Chains is a new map and walking trail created by Leisure & Culture Dundee and the University of Dundee Museums in...

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Meet Sharp and Nnenna Ugwuocha at the RCCG House of Praise Dundee

In these exclusive interviews for Woven Together, we meet Sharp Okorie Ugwuocha, engineer and Pastor of RCCG House of Praise Dundee and...

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Ambition and Education – Medical Students from India in the 1910s

“At present the question is whether medical education is to be part of the future ambition of Dundee… now I not only think Dundee...

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Housing Dundee’s Elderly Chinese

Dundee’s Chinese population began to develop in the 1960s. The first Chinese restaurant in the city opened in 1961 – the Bamboo Chinese...