PLUMMETING temperatures brought a weekend of carnage on the roads that left six dead in five tragic accidents.

AN ANGUS woman, who is expecting to be forced to leave the only home she knows next week, says that she is determined to put the past behind her and get on with her life.

A FIFE councillor has called on the Tay Bridge board to provide its members with full details of a consultant’s report before any more decisions are made about future tolling and traffic management operations.

Weather conditions across Fife might not exactly be Arctic but things can change quickly and that has prompted the council to issue an ice warning.

AFTER SEVERAL difficult years, tourism in Scotland—and Perthshire in particular—is experiencing an encouraging period of growth.

THE START of 2004 will see 15 new bobbies for Fife, the kingdom’s chief constable, Peter Wilson, has revealed.

DUNDEE FANS will have the chance to see more than a glimpse of the world their controversial director Giovanni di Stefano occupies when he features in a BBC documentary due to be screened on January 15.