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Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum to host Christmas ghost story
Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum will be hosting a Christmas ghost story this festive season. The story, The Unplayed Keys, was written by Jonathan Cairney who will also be reading it on the evening of Thursday, December 7. The story this year
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Royal Marines band bring Christmas cheer to Dunfermline Abbey
Dunfermline Abbey is set to host Christmas concerts by the Band of HM Royal Marines Scotland. Organised by the Rotary Club of Dunfermline, concerts will take place on Wednesday, December 6, and Thursday, December 7. The band's concerts have
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Garvock House Hotel up for honour at Scottish Confetti Wedding Awards 2024
A Dunfermline hotel has been nominated as a finalist in the Scottish Confetti Wedding Awards 2024. Garvock House Hotel, just off St John’s Drive, is a finalist in the category for ‘best wedding venue in the East’. Established as a hotel in
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Overnight roadworks planned for M90 slip road
OVERNIGHT roadworks will see an off-slip on the M90 closed for four nights next week. Amey plans to carry out resurfacing work at the southbound junction three off slip at Halbeath from Monday, November 27 to Friday, December 1. To ensure the
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Swifts move for ex-Luncarty boss
INVERKEITHING HILLFIELD SWIFTS have moved to fill their managerial vacancy by announcing the appointment of former Luncarty boss Jason McCrindle. Last Thursday, the East of Scotland League, Premier Division outfit confirmed that McCrindle would
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Boxers pack a punch to claim national gold medals
A TALENTED trio of fighters from Dunfermline Boxing Club packed a punch as they produced gold standard performances at a national competition. Darren Docherty, Eamon O'Halloran and Johnny Travers were in winning form at the Boxing Scotland Development
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Community volunteers join children to make their garden a success
Volunteers have been braving the cold and rain to make sure the community garden at Limekilns Primary School is ready for winter. Work on the garden started from scratch in January, with volunteers from Charlestown, Limekilns and Pattiesmuir (CLP
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Plans to turn old coal mine into 'eco-therapy' leisure park takes a step forward
PLANS for a multi-million pound 'eco-therapy wellness and leisure park' at an old coal mine near Kelty have taken a step forward. It's more than two and a half years since National Pride bought a huge swathe of land at St Ninians and Loch Fitty
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Rosyth hit Peebles for six in cup rout
Rosyth 6 Peebles Rovers 2, King Cup, second round ROSYTH cruised into the third round of the King Cup after hitting Peebles Rovers for six on Saturday. Stevie Crawford's side had been involved in an eight-goal extravaganza with Whitburn on
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Winter opening confirmed for Culross Townhouse shop and cafe
A CHANCE to pick up the perfect Christmas gift at Culross Townhouse is on offer after the National Trust for Scotland announced winter opening times. The Townhouse shop is open Fridays to Mondays until December 11 with Bessie's Cafe open Thursdays
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Two people taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash on B9097
Two people had to be taken to hospital and the B9097 road near Loch Leven, Kinross, was closed this morning (Wednesday, November 22) after an accident. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 7.20am on Wednesday, 22 November, 2023, police
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Halbeath Park and Ride celebrates 10 years of travel
DUNFERMLINE'S Halbeath Park and Ride is celebrating its 10th birthday this week. The facility was opened a decade ago at a cost of £10 million with Transport Scotland with the aim of giving commuters alternative travel options for travelling to
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Aberdour beaches continue to meet bathing water standards
Aberdour's beaches have continued to meet strict environmental standards for bathing waters. In its latest classification, the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) rated Silver Sands as “excellent”, while Black Sands has been labelled
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Dunfermline 'get back on track' with Wandies win
Murrayfield Wanderers 22 Dunfermline 26, National League, Division Four GAVIN EMERSON praised his Dunfermline players after they won at Murrayfield Wanderers to end a run of three successive defeats. The McKane Park club's first XV hadn't tasted
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Unpaid work for teenage drug dealer caught in Dunfermline
A Dunfermline teenager was caught drug dealing after his car was stopped by police. Cambeul Farish, 19, of Cedar Grove, appeared for sentencing at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted that on June 11 at Afton Grove, he was in possession of