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18-year-old pedestrian suffers serious head injuries in Markinch car accident
Fife Police are appealing for information after a teenager was seriously injured in a collision on Saturday. (...)
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Clatto Hill windfarm developer says cut-down proposal is in response to community feedback
Developers behind a controversial windfarm proposal in Fife have offered to downsize the scale of the project in light of concerns from members of the public. (...)
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Look what was passing through Fife while you slept
A massive steam turbine made slow but steady progress across central Fife over the weekend, although most residents probably wouldn't have batted an eyelid. (...)
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Tullis Russell managing director praises 'magnificent' work of fire crews
The fact no one was injured when fire ripped through a Fife papermill, causing hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of damage, has been attributed to the courage of fire and rescue crews. (...)
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Tullis Russell papermill fire treated as suspicious
A major investigation has been launched after a series of fires swept through a Fife papermill. (...)
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UPDATE: Victim of Markinch crash named as charge nurse Tracy Forbes
A woman who died after a horrific head-on crash in central Fife has today been named by police. (...)
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Belgian hotel extends the hand of friendship to loyal Fife visitor
A Fife teacher who has taken hundreds of pupils to visit First World War battlefields has been given an unusual honour. (...)
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Help ma boab! — famous beat copper stands guard at Markinch archive
A familiar face was on hand to oversee the opening of police archives in Fife stretching back 140 years. (...)
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Fife Youth Olympiad Games team praised for their Italian job
Youngsters and coaches who represented Fife at this year's Youth Olympiad Games have been praised for their medal haul. (...)
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Paper mill Tullis Russell to cut 43 jobs in Markinch
Fife paper mill Tullis Russell has announced that 43 jobs at its Markinch plant are to be axed. (...)
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Scotrail announces late service to Perth during Edinburgh festivals
Scotrail is running a late night train service to Perth during the Edinburgh festivals for the first time and is also running an extended late night train to Fife for the event. (...)
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Firm denies construction of Tullis Russell biomass plant is making too much use of foreign labour
A major row is brewing over the employment of foreign labour at one of Fife's biggest companies. (...)
Tullis Russell worker critically ill after Markinch paper mill fall
A Tullis Russell employee is clinging to life in hospital after a fall on a demolition site at the Markinch paper mill. (...)
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Tay Road Bridge recorded winds of nearly 110mph
Winds on the Tay Road Bridge reached an eye-watering speed of almost 110mph during the height of last week's stormy weather, it has emerged. (...)
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Storm round-up: Auchmuty High School pupils escape injury as falling tree smashes into bus
As the clear-up continues in Fife after Monday's storm, more accounts of lucky escapes have emerged. Among them is the story of a group of school children whose bus was struck by a tree. (...)
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£12m school approved for Burntisland but £900k shortfall recognised
Plans to build a primary school in Burntisland, where pupils have to eat their lunch on the floor, have been approved by Fife Council. (...)
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Prints in snow bring new claim of big cat sighting
The big freeze may have had its advantages — for big cat enthusiasts. (...)
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Markinch stops to remember Ibrox Disaster victims
On a cold, frosty morning, Markinch stopped to remember five local laddies who went to a football match and never came home. (...)
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Markinch to remember young Ibrox disaster victims, 40 years on
Markinch will pay tribute on Sunday to five local boys who were killed in the Ibrox disaster. (...)
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Survivor's return to Ibrox after 40 years
A Fife survivor of the Ibrox disaster is preparing to return to the Rangers stadium for the first time since the tragedy claimed the lives of five of his friends almost 40 years ago. (...)
