Dunfermline MP on fact-finding mission to Devonport as campaign to speed up removal of nuclear subs gathers pace
A cross party campaign to speed up the removal of redundant nuclear subs is gathering pace.
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Police helicopter hovering over Fife helps missing boy search
A police helicopter spotted in the sky over parts of south west Fife is understood to have been helping the search for a boy reported missing.
Giant all-year round Fife fruit growing facility could create 65 jobs
Millions of pounds could be ploughed into a huge new high-tech fruit production facility in Fife which is expected to create around 65 jobs.
Missing Rosyth man traced
A man reported missing from his Rosyth home has been found safe and well. Police said Kevin Bates was traced on Tuesday morning and thanked the public for their assistance.
Police appeal to trace missing man, 36, from Rosyth
Police have appealed for help to trace a man missing from his Rosyth home for two days.
Babcock Rosyth wins De Beers contract
Babcock’s Fife engineering base has won a major contract to carry out upgrades to an offshore mining vessel.
Taxpayers forking out millions to keep redundant nuclear subs at Rosyth
Taxpayers are paying £30 million a year to keep Britain’s fleet of ageing nuclear submarines in storage.
Major train disruption after tragedy on line in Fife
Local rail services in Fife were severely disrupted after a tragedy on the line.
‘It’s just like back in the day’: The legendary Fife raves of the 80s and 90s are making a comeback
The Fife of the 1980s was a bleak place for some. It was a decade of recession and soaring unemployment, and the mining heartland was hit hard by a series of pit closures. Many youngsters felt as though they were emerging into a world of few prospects.
Rosyth calls for old function suite to be demolished after fire
A fire in an abandoned building in Rosyth has prompted renewed calls for it to be demolished before someone is hurt.