A casualty who was found on the tracks near a Scots railway station has been rushed to hospital. Emergency services attended the scene near Broughty Ferry train station at around 10.27am on ...

A BTP spokesman added: "British Transport Police were called to Broughty Ferry railway station at 10.27am today (1 December) following reports of a casualty on the tracks. "Paramedics also ...

A spokesperson for the force said: "British Transport Police were called at 2.17pm on 12/12 to Broughty Ferry Railway station following a report of a casualty on the tracks. "Officers attended but ...

"Sadly a person died at the scene." The spokeswoman said the incident, which happened about 200m north of Broughty Ferry railway station, was not being treated as suspicious. She said: "We are now ...

A series of rare photographs has given a snapshot of life in the Broughty Ferry lifeboat station 60 years ago. The images were unearthed from the Daily Mirror’s library and show how tough life ...

The station's volunteers responded to exactly the same number of calls in 2015 Broughty Ferry continues to be Scotland's busiest lifeboat station with crews called out 92 times in 2016.

Mr Cordell said: “This news is a concerning case of déjà vu for residents of Broughty Ferry. There have been many attempts to close the station over the years and these have all been fought ...

Broughty Ferry lifeboat station's crew went out to sea 92 times in 2015, carrying out rescues and assisting in missing person searches. The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) said last ...

Broughty Ferry lifeboat station was also the 11th busiest in the UK last year. The lifeboat crews rescued 29 people in 2016, an increase of 45% from the previous year.