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SNP make anger clear at first meeting of new Fife Council
Fife Council's new Labour administration has been accused of concocting ''a mathematical construction that Mao would have been proud of.'' (...)
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NHS Fife bans e-cigarettes on safety grounds
NHS Fife has banned e-cigarettes because they pose a fire hazard and possible danger to health — and more health boards could follow, with NHS Tayside also considering the issue. (...)
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'A complete waste of money' — drivers only seeing red after Kirkcaldy junction changes
A junction installed as part of £830,000 of ''improvements'' in Kirkcaldy is continuing to infuriate drivers. (...)
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New Fife Council administration should be decided over weekend
The shape of the new Fife Council administration could be unveiled on Monday, The Courier understands. (...)
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Monifieth up on the up after a testing year for Scotland's beaches
Monifieth beach has joined 10 others along the Tayside and Fife coasts to win a recommendation in the Good Beach Guide. (...)
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'Disappointing' response to appeal for Craigtoun Country Park operators
A ''disappointing'' number of businesses have come forward to run attractions at Fife's Craigtoun Country Park. (...)
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Tayport Primary School reopens after two days of disruption
There was more frustration for Fife parents on Tuesday when Tayport Primary School shut for a second day. (...)
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A right royal farce — Fife pupils enjoy an extra day off thanks to Kate and William
Hundreds of Fife pupils had a day off school on Monday because of a computer glitch, apparently caused by the royal wedding. (...)
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Final pupils gathering Dunearn Primary School memories
Pupils and staff at Dunearn Primary School in Kirkcaldy are preparing to say an emotional farewell to their school. (...)
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Tributes to Fife Chief Constable Norma Graham after unexpected retirement announcement
Fife Chief Constable Norma Graham has unexpectedly announced she is to retire in August. (...)
Sheriff delays sentence on woman for more background on pony's long-term neglect
A Fife woman has admitted causing unnecessary suffering to a Shetland pony that was so neglected it had to be put down. (...)
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Family of missing St Andrews woman Audrey Evans 'trying to stay positive'
The husband of a missing St Andrews woman says she appears to have disappeared without trace. (...)
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Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson pounds the pavements of Cupar
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has stepped up the party's local election campaign in Cupar. (...)
Father of late Fife soldier Darren Lackie demanding answers from authorities
The father of a Fife soldier is still demanding answers from Portuguese authorities a year after his son's death. (...)
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Former Simclar workers win fight for compensation
Former Fife Simclar workers are celebrating a bittersweet victory after being awarded compensation. (...)
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Kingdom Bakers rises under a new name
The former Kingdom Bakers in Kirkcaldy is in operation again under a new name. (...)
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Tragic teenager Gary Wallace giving gift of life
A tragic Kirkcaldy teenager has given the gift of life to others by donating his organs. (...)
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Campaigners celebrate Clatto Hill windfarm refusals — and get ready to fight any appeals
Anti-windfarm campaigners are celebrating after controversial Fife proposals were thrown out. (...)
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D-Day approaches for controversial Clatto Hill windfarm plans
Two of Fife's most controversial windfarm proposals could be given the go-ahead on Tuesday. (...)
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Chief constable says the 'essence' of Fife policing will remain under national force
Fife's chief constable has given an assurance that local policing will not be compromised by a single force. (...)
