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PepsiCo makes a £14.4m investment in future of Cupar oats factory
The Fife economy has received a major boost with PepsiCo's confirmation that it is ploughing £14.4 million into its porridge oats plant at Cupar and creating 30 new jobs. (...)
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Frying tonight — fire-hit Golden Haddock reopens after team effort by staff
An Angus chip shop has reopened for business after staff worked around the clock following a devastating fire. (...)
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Councillors reject schoolgirl's KFC objections — but praise her pluck
A young girl's impassioned plea for Angus councillors to reject a fast food restaurant has failed to halt the gears of the planning process. (...)
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Golden Haddock chip shop owner ready to survey damage after teatime fire
A senior fire officer has praised Arbroath chip shop staff for their textbook response to a dramatic teatime blaze at the High Street premises. (...)
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Nando's applies to open restaurant in Dundee
Portuguese restaurant chain Nando's wants to open in Dundee city centre, in a move that would create 30 jobs. (...)
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KFC applies to open in Forfar
Fast food chain KFC is planning to take the fight for Forfar customers to one of its key rivals. (...)
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Learning tastes good for the Moncrieffe Masterchefs and Maestros
The culinary skills of the next generation of chefs will be honed at a new kitchen unveiled in Perth this week. (...)
Retailers pinning hopes on Christmas boom after weak sales growth
The countdown to Christmas will be a crucial period for Scotland's hard-pressed retailers after sales only slightly increased during the past year. (...)
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North Howe Transition Toun members' energy bills would make others green with envy
Residents in a small corner of Fife have seen their energy bills slashed by an average of £220 by a community collaboration. (...)
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KFC would 'love' to open Forfar outlet
Fast food chain KFC has given the strongest hint yet that Forfar may be in its sights — saying it would love to open a restaurant in the town. (...)
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AA names Inverkeilor restaurant Gordon's as best in Scotland
A rural Angus restaurant has been put at the centre of the culinary map after being named best in Scotland at the AA Hospitality Awards. (...)
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More adopting the 'grow-your-own' approach to food
Taysiders are embracing the burgeoning popularity of "grow your own" vegetables, according to a local store. (...)
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Perth butcher joins Scotch Beef big leagues
The steak pies of Perth butchers DG Lindsay & Son have been judged among the best in Scotland. (...)
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Bruce Festival takes crowds on a journey to 14th century Dunfermline
Thousands of people descended on Fife over the weekend as its past was celebrated in the most dramatic way imaginable. (...)
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Camperdown Park Big Fun Run giving family chance to say thanks for allergy support
When her daughter started to scream in pain after being introduced to chocolate, Kathryn Emslie realised something was far wrong. (...)
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Packed line-up promises to put Bruce Festival visitors in seventh heaven
The final preparations are being made for Dunfermline's Bruce Festival. (...)
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Bruce Festival banquet offers chance to take a culinary step back in time
A feast fit for a king — that is what is being planned for Dunfermline's Bruce Festival. (...)
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'No sandwich is safe in the High Street' — Kirkcaldy's seagulls causing panic from above
Kirkcaldy residents are being urged not to feed gulls after a number of reported attacks. (...)
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Perthshire produce sure to gain chorus of approval at Rewind Festival
Perthshire's chefs, farmers and food producers have joined forces to ensure visitors to this month's Rewind Festival at Scone Palace will get a real taste of quality local produce. (...)
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Time to up the game: Scottish councils told their recycling efforts are not enough
Scottish councils have been told they must do more to increase the amount of household waste they recycle. (...)
