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Fife Council highlights the importance of school meals
FIFE Council has been celebrating 30 years of National Schools Meal Week with catering staff and pupils. Councillors have been highlighting the work of catering staff who provide nutritious choices daily for children in schools across Fife.
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Fife groups benefit from Cashback for the Communities initiative
The 13th Fife Scouts based in Rosyth are one of the groups in the Kingdom to have benefited from the Cashback for the Communities initiative. In response to a spate of anti-social behaviour in the area, the group turned to Generation Cashback for
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Help those with sight loss at Fife charity's Christmas coffee morning
A Fife charity is inviting people to get into the festive spirit and support people with sight loss at its annual Christmas Coffee morning – as it prepares to open its doors as a local ‘warm space’ this winter. Seescape, formerly known as Fife
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Fife Council Trading Standards offering free call blockers to residents
Fife Council’s Trading Standards team is offering people the chance to have a free call blocker installed. A call blocker is a device that filters out unwanted nuisance phone calls on landlines. It plugs into an existing phone line, and it can
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Peace Symposium to take place in Rosyth next week
THE Ahmdiyya Muslim Community have organised a Peace Symposium to take place in Rosyth next week. During a time of global unrest, the group have organised this event in the hopes of bringing the community together and spreading their message of
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Fife residents urged to get ready for winter
A WATER expert is calling on the public to get their homes prepared for winter to avoid burst pipes and irreparable damage during Scotland’s coldest months. With the Met Office reporting temperatures as low as -8c in Fife last winter, Scottish
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Saline Heritage Society hosts Stewart Miller Memorial Lecture
Saline Heritage Society presents the inaugural memorial lecture for Stewart Miller this Wednesday, November 22. A good friend to the Society, Stewart attended many of the Society's talks and contributed so much to village life and particularly
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Leslie remains chair at Kingdom Housing Association
KINGDOM Housing Association has announced the re-election of its chairperson. Linda Leslie will remain in the post while David Redpath has been named as vice chair. First elected as Chair in 2021, Linda has been a Board member at the Association
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‘Scotland could have new ferry routes to France, Germany and Scandinavia’
THE new Rosyth to Dunkirk ferry route will be “transformational” for Scotland, according to the man working behind the scenes to make it happen. Derek Sloan, CEO of Ptarmigan Shipping, said that the route could just be the start, as he floated
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Children's charity is running out of money to provide urgent assistance
Aberlour Children's Charity, one of Scotland’s largest children’s charities, is hoping people in Fife will back its national fundraising drive to secure critical donations for its Urgent Assistance Fund - which is set to run out by Christmas. The
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New chair of the NHS Fife board is appointed
A new leader of the NHS Fife Board has been announced. Patricia Kilpatrick - currently vice chair of the NHS Tayside board - has been formally appointed Chair of the NHS Fife Board by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Michael Matheson