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Sweet success for Dunfermline's answer to Willy Wonka
A DUNFERMLINE chef is becoming Scotland's answer to Willy Wonka after selling over 4,000 luxury, handmade chocolates last year. Jack 'O' Bryan's chocolatier, pastry chef and all-round head chef Jack Coghill is continuing his sweet success with
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'A true living legend': Fife Soccer 7s chair retires from role
THE chairman of Fife Soccer Sevens has said they can "hold their head up high with what they've achieved" after announcing he's leaving the role after two decades. Andi Campbell has been synonymous with the youth football extravaganza, which is
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Liverpool Indie Rock Band to play at PJ Molloys
LIVERPOOL band, The Zutons have announced that they will be playing at Dunfermline's PJ Molloys next year. The Indie Rock group will be performing at the venue as a part of their intimate tour, Creeping on the Dance, on Wednesday, March 6.
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Electric plan to reopen former Baxters site that's been empty for six years
THERE are plans to reopen the restaurant and coffee shop at the former Baxters site near Kelty. The premises at Kathellan Home Farm, west of the village, have been empty for almost six years but landowner Ian MacLellan has hit on a smart idea to
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Four nurseries and schools to receive free Christmas tree from Dobbies
Dobbies has announced the four nursery groups and schools who are set to receive a free real Christmas tree from its Dunfermline store. The free Christmas tree is part of Dobbies’ Not Your Average Community campaign, in partnership with sustainable
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Santa Claus and elves bring festive fun to school Christmas Fayre
Townhill Primary School held their Christmas fayre on Saturday, December 2, and they had a very special guest make an appearance. Over 100 children were lucky enough to meet Santa and his merry elves. The event was the first of its kind since the
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Donibristle nursery top of the class after inspector's visit
A DALGETY Bay nursery has gone to the top of the class after a visit from the Care Inspectorate. The Donibristle Primary School Nursery was rated "very good" after the unannounced inspection which took place last month. Key messages which came
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Pars boss looks ahead to Diamonds challenge
JAMES MCPAKE has praised former Pars star Rhys McCabe for the "really good football" his team play as he prepares his team for a "tough game" at Airdrieonians this Saturday. Dunfermline head for North Lanarkshire for a second meeting with the Diamonds
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Pars boss in injury update as winger prepares for surgery
JAMES MCPAKE has confirmed that Kane Ritchie-Hosler is to undergo surgery on Monday that is set to sideline him for around three months. The 21-year-old will have his third operation of the season so far, following procedures on ankle and knee
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Scotmid launch festive jumper exchange campaign
THE Inverkeithing Scotmid has set up its very own Save a Christmas Jumper station in store. Set up as part of a wider Scotmid campaign, the festive jumper exchange aims to get shoppers into the spirit of the season while they save some money and
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Fife charities offered the chance to receive £1000
FIFE charities could receive £1,000 thanks to the Benefact Group’s Movement for Good Awards. Benefact's 12 Days of Giving Christmas campaign is giving away a total of £120,000 for 12 days in the lead-up to December 25. Mark Hews, group chief
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Santa makes plans for a tour through Kingseat
JOLLY Santa Claus is set to fly into Kingseat and visit all the boys and girls in the village before Christmas. Father Christmas enjoyed his visit to the grotto so much that he has decided to come again this year in the hopes of giving out a selection
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West Fife stars feted at football awards
A TRIO of talented West Fife footballers have topped off a hugely successful year by being feted at a national awards ceremony. Chloe Hutchison, Ava Crawford and Milly Mackinlay saw their achievements with Heart of Midlothian under-16s academy
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Archie to try, try and try again to get mural of Robert the Bruce at city square
A DUNFERMLINE grandad who is battling to get two huge artworks of great Scottish warriors at the new city square said he's frustrated at the lack of progress. Archie Frail, 72, wants murals depicting King Robert the Bruce and Sir Thomas Randolph