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Dunfermline 'could be hit by Fife Council tourist tax'
Family sells West Fife hotel for ‘significantly above asking price’
Scottish Government finds ‘additional funding’ it says could avert bin strikes
No extra money to help housing emergency, warns Fife Council chief
Report finds shortage of quality jobs in former mining areas
Move to tackle parking problems in Culross as Outlander drives visitor numbers
'Beyond stupid': New ban for disqualified driver
People in Dunfermline have highest average earnings across Fife
MP calls for scrapping of energy regulator
MSP calls for council underspend to be invested in communities
Find out why Dunfermline has been named the best city in the UK
Struggling Fife households urged to seek support as energy bills rise
Forth Green Freeport plans progress as outline business case produced
Rosyth dockyard operator capitalises on surge in global defence spending
Fife Council seek feedback on Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy
Wrap-around support for those in need in West Fife
Award-winning city centre shop for sale just one year after opening
Weatherman Sean Batty sees the winds of change on Scotland's high streets
Rosyth apprentice Shinnade makes her mark at national skills competition
Fifers invited to say how Scottish budget spending plans affect them
Kingsgate offers update on Boots store as retailer announces 300 closures
Councillor hits out at 'bleak' train fare rise
'Active interest' to take over empty Debenhams unit in Dunfermline
Fife College dish up over 34,000 free meals to students
City status focus of conference in Dunfermline
Leisure facilities, community hub and flood defence work included in £985m plan
Plans to turn historic West Fife hotel into homes unveiled
Rail link for Rosyth green freeport could be reopened
Royal Mint launches commemorative 50p coin to celebrate 75 years of the NHS
Plans 'progressing' on return of Rosyth Euro ferry
Fifers urged to use free benefits tracker to 'get help' with living costs
Have your say on 'what the future looks like for Dunfermline'
MP calls for 'swift and meaningful' help to help firms tackle energy crisis
Row continues as extra £40m for Rosyth's warships contract may not be enough
Khushi's fire: 'Road barriers have literally become barriers to trade" in city centre
Funding set to pave way for city centre square on Dunfermline gap site
Around 100 Rosyth dockyard workers set to take industrial action
Businesses in Fife come together to look at energy cost crisis
End of rent freeze means rises are likely for tenants across Fife
West Fife: Foodbank volunteer to Race Against Hunger
Former Soroptimists knit Easter chicks for Dunfermline Foodbank Appeal
Fife's Kingdom Housing tenants benefit from fuel poverty and food hardship support
Energy summit aiming to tackle rising costs
MP calls for Spring Budget to deliver for struggling Dunfermline families
Stagecoach announces 15 per cent rise to fares in East Scotland
Major West Fife route to close for repair works
Dunfermline parents are frustrated as strikes continue to close schools
The numbers game and who's to blame for council tax rises
Fife Council rents to go up by more than £200 a year
Pay rise for MPs is 'wholly inappropriate', says Fife MP
Council tax to go up by five per cent in Fife
Teachers protest at Shirley-Anne Somerville's office as Dunfermline schools close
Economic outlook for Dunfermline is 'particularly positive'
No re-opening date for closed Dunfermline Subway store