Anxious wait for news of offshore contract as 130 Fife jobs hang in the balance
BiFab workers in Fife are waiting anxiously for news of a lifeline contract which would secure their jobs just before Christmas.
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Steel cylinders languish at BiFab yards after Moray East offshore wind farm work grinds to a halt
Scores of steel cylinders destined for a huge Moray Firth wind farm have been left lying in a Fife yard after work was stopped on the project earlier this month.
Death of man found in Methil field under investigation
Police are investigating the discovery of a man's body in a field in Methil.
Missing Methil woman traced safe and well
A young woman reported missing in the Methil area has been found. Police confirmed on Sunday evening that Kayleigh Cunningham-Smith had been traced safe and well. Officers had earlier appealed for information on the 23-year-old’s whereabouts.
Complaints as three-piece suite and fridge freezer are dumped on Fife street
A three-piece suite and a fridge freezer are among items left dumped on a Levenmouth street by fly-tippers.
Police following positive line of inquiry as officers investigate Methil minibus fire
Police investigating a fire which destroyed a minibus used by disabled children in Fife say they are following a positive line of inquiry.
Heartless fire-raisers target minibus used to take disabled children to school in Fife
Sick vandals have torched a minibus used to take disabled children to school in Fife.
Unions to march at Kirkcaldy rally in support of BiFab jobs campaign
A campaign fighting to bring badly-needed renewables jobs to Fife will continue with a march and rally in Kirkcaldy on Saturday.
Jail for Fife pair who knocked nightclub bouncer unconscious in violent attack
A pair of men who carried out a violent attack on a doorman at a Fife nightclub have been given jail sentences.
Value of public stake in BiFab plummets by £13m
The value of the taxpayers' stake in Fife's BiFab yards has plummeted by more than two thirds, it has emerged.