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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang show to take to Carnegie Hall stage
KELTY Musical Association will get their latest production on the road as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang stops off at the Carnegie Hal. The show is on from Wednesday, December 6, until Saturday, December 9, and will include all the well known hits such
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Military band bring their 'Heroes of the Screen' concert to Dunfermline
The Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland will be performing at Dunfermline's Carnegie Hall in support of Poppyscotland. Following their performance in the Coronation Procession for King Charles III, the Royal Regiment Band are now on a national
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Success for Dunfermline dancers at Irish Dance World Championships
Members of a Dunfermline-based dance school have enjoyed impressive successes at the Irish Dancing World Championships. Local dancers Sarah Brown, Tia O'Hanlon and Diane Penman, from Na Laochra Irish Dance, took to the World championship stage
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Dunfermline brings the sparkle this Christmas
DUNFERMLINE City will sparkle this Sunday as it gears up for the festive season with the Christmas lights switch-on event. With an Artisan Craft Market, the Kingdom FM roadshow, the annual Santa Dash and a Christmas Parade before the main event
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Calaiswood School teacher takes the plunge for charity fundraiser
Two schools in Duloch Community Campus have come together to raise money for Children in Need and their schools. Duloch Primary School and Calaiswood School have raised over £850 by dunking the head teacher of Calaiswood School in their hydrotherapy
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Scouts get prepared for Christmas card delivery service
WEST Fife Scouts are preparing for a mammoth festive job as they get set to deliver around 30,000 Christmas cards around the area. The Scout Post is returning for 2023 and, for 45p each, cards will be delivered across Dunfermline and many of the
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Fife artists take part in Bodyworks exhibition
ARTISTS and writers from across Fife, the central belt and Edinburgh have collaborated on an innovative exhibition at the Dunfermline Carnegie Library and Galleries. 'Bodyworks' explores the feelings which women have about the marks on their bodies
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Dunfermline army base incident: Elgin Street braced for controlled explosion
A controlled explosion will take place after the discovery of a hazardous substance at an army facility in Dunfermline. The news come as the area on Elgin Street has been sealed off by emergency services following the find yesterday afternoon.
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MKM staff tell of evacuation amid 'hazardous' substance drama in Dunfermline
Emergency services are in attendance in Dunfermline after "potentially hazardous materials" were uncovered at an army base. A bomb disposal unit attended the 154 Scottish Regiment building on Elgin Street just after 3pm yesterday (Thursday) with
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Unemployment levels drop across Fife
UNEMPLOYMENT in Fife went down by four per cent in October. The number of people claiming Universal Credits in the Kingdom is 7,405, which is 335 less than the same time last year. Phil Martin, DWP Employment Manager in Dunfermline, welcomed
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'It's surreal': Athletics coach Steve nominated for award with Scotland boss
AN AWARD-WINNING athletics coach who leads a West Fife-based training group is in the running for more recognition - alongside the man who has guided the Scotland men's football team to Germany next summer. Steve Doig, a coach with Fife AC, has
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Hospital closes ward after discovery of Legionella bacteria
A WARD was closed at the Victoria Hospital after the discovery of a potentially deadly bacteria. Traces of legionella were found in the water system yesterday (Thursday) in the tower block at the Kirkcaldy site. Legionnaires' disease, which
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Dunfermline Press readers can subscribe for just £6 for 6 months in Black Friday sale
READERS who want to subscribe to the Dunfermline Press news site can enjoy an exclusive offer of £6 for 6 months or 50% off an annual subscription during our limited-time promotion. A digital subscription is the best way to read our news site
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Only the lonely as nobody turns up to hear about firm's power plant plans
A PUBLIC consultation gave locals the chance to have their say on a gas power plant in Inverkeithing - but nobody showed up. Forsa Energy organised two events in the town to outline a change to the proposals for an electricity generating facility
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Fife Council signal approval for 15m-high mobile phone mast in Dunfermline
A NEW 15-metre high mobile phone mast is going to be installed on a pavement on Woodmill Road in Dunfermline. Fife Council said the plans put in by CK Hutchinson Networks Ltd, more commonly known as Three, will improve the 5G network coverage in
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Grab for Pudsey onesie left my child in need of an ambulance
A FOUR-YEAR-OLD boy from Dunfermline had to be taken to A&E after getting a coat hanger stuck in his right eye. The freak accident led little Finlay Ellis to panic and his frantic attempts to pull the metal end out led to him ripping his tear
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Fife teachers 'should expect to be hit and sworn at as part of the job'
A worrying 76 per cent of Fife teachers who took part in a survey said the culture in their school is that poor pupil behaviour is 'part of the job' and they should expect to receive abuse and violence. The analysis from the NASUWT union paint
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Dunfermline Press Christmas toy bag appeal aims to make sure no child goes without
Here at the Dunfermline Press we believe that every child deserves a gift this Christmas, that’s why we’ve teamed up with a number of local businesses for our annual Toy Appeal. Anyone who would like to donate to this year's Christmas Toy Appeal