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7 sweets that changed their names over the years - how many do you remember?
Take a walk down memory lane and see what these popular sweets were called before their names were changed. Many of our favourite sweet treats have been given makeovers over the years but with some revamps taking place 30 years ago - how many
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Inverkeithing set for annual Christmas Fair
FESTIVE fun for all the family will be on offer at the Inverkeithing Christmas Fair. The popular event, which takes place at the Civic Centre and its grounds on Friday, December 1, will give youngsters the chance to meet Santa who will perform
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Festive fun for Kelty switch-on
FESTIVE fun will take place in Kelty later this month with the traditional Christmas lights switch-on. Seasonal entertainment for all the family will be on offer at the village's community centre on Wednesday, November 29, with musical performances
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Four horns sound Rookh’s arrival in Dunfermline
Dunfermline’s Music on Sundays concert season continues on Sunday, November 19, as the Rookh Horn Quartet arrive in the city. Lauren Reeve-Rawlings, Ian Smith, Helena Jacklin and Stephanie Jones have been playing together since 2017, when they
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Fife College is Too Good to Go with new initiative
FIFE College is doing its bit to tackle food waste and support the local community after partnering with surplus food platform Too Good To Go. Nearly 300 'surprise bags' have already been distributed, helping save an estimated 677.5 kilograms
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New £2million unit opens at Queen Margaret Hospital
A new £2 million Procedural Unit has been officially opened in Queen Margaret Hospital. The new unit was opened by acting chair of the NHS Fife board, Alistair Morris. it has been open to patients since September and is designed to increase capacity
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Fife police officer recognised at national awards
A Fife police inspector who has used her own experience of mental health challenges to support others is to be recognised at a national awards ceremony. PI Laura Gibson sacrifices her own time to help officers and the wider public by speaking openly
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National campaign urges West Fifers to get wills written
WEST Fifers are being urged to secure their spot this month to have a Will written to protect their families’ assets and inheritance. This year's Will Aid campaign will see solicitors across the UK volunteering their time to write Wills throughout
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Dunfermline-based firm lands deal to fit out new high school
Dunfermline-based Deanestor, one of Scotland’s leading school fit-out specialists, has been awarded another major contract in the education sector – a project worth over £3 million to fit out the new Perth High School. This will be Deanestor’s
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Royal Mail's Christmas delivery deadlines for 2023 revealed
As attention turns to Christmas and the shopping begins, Royal Mail has issued an alert to customers urging them to beat the festive rush. The delivery firm has released their recommended posting deadlines ahead of the big day, with customers being
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Rosyth Men's Shed receive £847 donation
THE Rosyth Men's Shed has received a donation of just under £850 from a Dunfermline supermarket. Asda St Leonards donated £847 to the group, which will go to buying new power tools for members to utilise. Bruce Lumsden, the chairman of Rosyth