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Kelty handed Championship Scottish Cup test
KELTY HEARTS have been drawn to play Ayr United in the fourth round of the men's Scottish Gas Scottish Cup. Michael Tidser's side, who were number 20 in this evening's draw, were second out of the hat and have been rewarded for their win at Hamilton
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Fife high school kids get career ready
A TOTAL of 110 Fife schoolchildren have signed up for a scheme aimed at getting them ready for the world of work. Career Ready, a social mobility charity empowering young people by connecting them to the world of work, has launched its annual 18
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Inner Wheel Club welcomes district chairman
THE Inner Wheel Club welcomed district chairman Annetta Anderson to its latest meeting. She spoke about her personal life and her plans for the organisation in the year ahead, as well as telling members about her chosen charity for the year – MS
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Dunfermline Choir to perform at Greener Kirkcaldy’s festive fundraiser
A DUNFERMLINE-BASED choir, the Queen Anne Singers, are set to perform at the Greener Kirkcaldy’s festive fundraiser next week. The choir will sing a fantastic selection of well-loved and modern Christmas pieces of music, alongside a few festive
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More jobs on the way as Kilmac expansion sees new office in Dunfermline
A total of 20 new jobs are being created after civil engineering and groundworks contractor Kilmac announced the opening of a new office in Dunfermline. The move, to support the company’s recent expansion, comes as the firm approaches its 20th
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Santa to visit Inverkeithing Christmas Market
SANTA Claus is coming to Inverkeithing next week to switch on the Christmas tree lights. Jolly Saint Nick has once again taken on the very important job of illuminating the town at a festive market on Friday, December 1. The market will run
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L. Bruce Keith gives talk on the evolution of measuring distances
A talk was given to West Fife Rotarians last week by L. Bruce Keith. The retired surveyor recounted the evolution of measuring distances from Roman milestones through to the “lang Scot’s mile” as described in Robert Burns’ Tam O’ Shanter, which
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Mountaineer Anna Taylor to speak in Dunfermline
CLIMBER and adventurer Anna Taylor will speak about how it feels to stand at the edge of the world when she stops off in Dunfermline next month. Anna will give a talk as part of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s Inspiring People talks programme