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MSP launches bid to crack down on problem parking
A disabled Dundee man and a blind Fife woman have inspired a Holyrood crackdown on ''irresponsible parking''. (...)
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West Coast Energy opens Dodd Hill windfarm consultation
Windfarm developers will today stage the first of two public exhibitions over their plans for a five-turbine Sidlaws scheme. (...)
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Local consultation finds strong resistance to Rosyth being used for nuclear storage
Rosyth has said an overwhelming no to nuclear waste from redundant submarines being stored locally. (...)
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Former SNP leader describes rail consultation as an 'embarrassing failure'
SNP Government proposals for the rail network will be a ''nightmare'' for commuters in Tayside and Fife, the party's former leader has warned. (...)
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Independence referendum — First Minister reveals his question for a nation
Do you agree that Scotland should be an independent country? These are the 10 words that could lead to the break-up of the United Kingdom. (...)
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'This question will not go away' — Margo MacDonald launches new bid to legalise assisted suicide
Scots could help terminally ill friends kill themselves under proposals outlined at Holyrood. (...)
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First Minister to lay out independence referendum plans
Alex Salmond will publish his much anticipated consultation on the Scottish independence referendum today. (...)
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Independence referendum: Scotland facing constitutional chaos
Alex Salmond has outlined a timetable for the independence referendum — just minutes after the UK Government insisted it would be illegal. (...)
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Labour councillors promise a Glenrothes sport centre poll replay
A controversial consultation to decide the name of the new Glenrothes sports centre will be rerun if Labour take control following council elections. (...)
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ScotRail urged to rethink 'awful' decision to axe key commuter service
Fife commuters are facing at least six months of misery when a vital early-morning train service is axed on Sunday. (...)
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Rail link cuts would be a 'disaster' for Dundee V&A project
The chances of the V&A in Dundee becoming a leading tourist attraction could be undermined by controversial proposals to cut train services in Scotland. (...)
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Government rushes to put buffer between ministers and controversial rail services consultation
The Scottish Government has rushed to distance itself from controversial proposals to overhaul the railways. (...)
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SNP fringe debate reignites same-sex marriage row
The bitter row over same-sex marriage has been reignited by a Perthshire MP predicting that the Scottish Government ''will'' introduce the controversial legislation. (...)
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Angus legal figures concerned by rumours of threat to county's courts
Forfar has emerged as the latest Tayside and Fife sheriff court rumoured to be facing the axe under a service shake-up. (...)
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'Sham consultation' — MP urges Fife Council to rethink Glenrothes sports centre decision
Glenrothes MP Lindsay Roy has waded into the row over the naming of the town's new sports centre. (...)
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Hundreds sign up to object to plans for windfarm between Forfar and Glamis
A community backlash has left the developers of a proposed windfarm near Forfar in no doubt that it is not wanted. (...)
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Education director pledges school timetable proposal will be subject to proper consultation
A teacher has warned that a proposal to standardise the school week across Dundee's secondaries might not work. (...)
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Angus Council turns to the public to sort out Common Good Fund row
Angus Council will turn to the public to establish the controversial ownership of Arbroath Library. (...)
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'My hands are tied' — Fife chief constable says police officer guarantees mean civilian staff must bear brunt of cuts
Fife's chief constable has given assurances over frontline policing as the axe hangs over civilian posts. (...)
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'The council should tear it up' — locals question new Monifieth pedestrian crossing
Locals are questioning the worth of a new pedestrian crossing and traffic lights in the heart of Monifieth — only days after a man was hit by a vehicle. (...)
