Tradespeople in Invergowrie, Dundee

About Invergowrie

Invergowrie is a small village on the western edge of Dundee, sitting on the south-facing shore of the Tay estuary where the city meets the boundary with Perth and Kinross.

Despite its village scale - with a local shop, a primary school and a railway halt on the Dundee to Perth line - it falls within the Dundee City council area and is considered part of the city.

The James Hutton Institute, one of Scotland's leading agricultural and environmental research organisations, is based on the edge of the village and is a significant local employer.

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About Dundee

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Dundee is a compact city on the north bank of the Firth of Tay, Scotland's fourth-largest, with a narrow belt of suburbs stretching east to the handsome seaside village of Broughty Ferry and west to Invergowrie on the Carse of Gowrie.

The city has a gritty, unpretentious character shaped by its industrial past - jute, jam and journalism were the famous 'three Js' - and that working heritage gives Dundee a warmth and directness that sets it apart from Scotland's other cities.

The waterfront has been transformed in recent years, with V&A Dundee anchoring a regeneration that stretches along the Tay, but the real character of the city is in its neighbourhoods - the West End's cafes and independent shops, the Stobswell community, the views from the Law and the harbour feel of Broughty Ferry.

Dundee punches well above its weight in technology and research. The studios behind Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings are based here, and the University of Dundee and Abertay University drive strengths in life sciences, digital media, art and design.

Despite its city status, Dundee is remarkably walkable - most neighbourhoods are within a few miles of the centre - and the Tay Road Bridge, railway station and A90 connect it quickly to Fife, Perth and Aberdeen.