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STAND runs twice monthly supper clubs to support unpaid carers in Fife
A local charity is now holding special supper clubs for unpaid carers to give them the chance to make new friends and get support. STAND has started the monthly supper clubs using money they have received from Fife Health and Social Care Partnership
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Rosyth boy (12) hopes to win Tour Card at darts competition in Coventry
A young darts player from Rosyth is travelling down to Coventry to Q School with the hopes of getting himself a tour card. Lewes Head (12) will be going to Coventry this January to take part in the two-day event, which takes place across Saturday
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Swinging into Christmas with Rose Room
Top jazz and swing outfit Rose Room are set to bring some festive cheer to Dunfermline on Sunday, December 10. They are leading exponents of the kind of gypsy jazz made famous by guitarist Django Reinhardt and violinist Stephane Grappelli in their
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Thousands missing out on support worth £4,200 as deadline approaches
The Government is urging everyone eligible to sign up for cost of living support worth up to £3,900 as the deadline for an extra £300 boost approaches. Former football manager Harry Redknapp and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have joined
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Fresh plans for new toilets at old primary school in Dunfermline
FIFE Council will spend a penny and more on upgrading the toilets at St Leonard's Primary School in Dunfermline. They're bringing new loos on stream for the boys and needed listed building consent before they could start the job. The school
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This is the cheapest supermarket to go to for your Christmas food shop
Consumer experts Which? have named Aldi as the cheapest supermarket to buy your Christmas dinner this festive season. Which? release their price comparison of supermarkets every year, analysing the price of 12 popular Christmas dinner ingredients
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Call for support to help 'black hole' in NHS Fife's finances
A DUNFERMLINE councillor wants Fife Council to ask the Scottish Government how they can help with the "enormous black hole" in NHS Fife finances. Health chiefs last week revealed that finances have “probably never been under more strain” after
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Dunfermline features in latest Visit Scotland campaign
DUNFERMLINE landmarks have been included in a new campaign encouraging people to enjoy train travel. Visit Scotland has launched an advertising initiative promoting a route connecting all of Scotland's historic cities by train. Leaving Edinburgh
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Weather alert for snow and ice covering Fife
A Met Office weather warning has been issued for much of the east of Scotland, including Fife, running from 5pm this evening (Sunday, December 3) until noon tomorrow. The yellow warning is for snow and ice. Met Office weather maps indicate
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Dunfermline para-triathlon star given 'World Class' backing
A PARALYMPIC medal-winning triathlete from West Fife is to receive funding from a nationwide programme. Alison Peasgood, who won a silver medal at the Rio de Janeiro games of 2016, has been selected for support by the UK Sport, and National Lottery
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Inverkeithing High School hosts stone carving competition
A stone carving competition was held at Inverkeithing High School to mark the end of a week celebrating traditional skills as part of the Inverkeithing Heritage Restoration project. Students got to try masonry during the week and then got to observe