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West Fife commuters face more roads misery

A SECOND set of major roadworks in just six months on one of West Fife's busiest stretches is set to cause major delays for drivers once again.

Published: Tuesday, 2nd September, 2008 18:25

NHS issues Muslim health warning

WEST FIFE Muslims may be putting their health at risk by fasting during Ramadan, health chiefs have warned.

Published: Tuesday, 2nd September, 2008 18:20

Dead MP was suing government over asbestos

“Many times, like with John MacDougall, people have died without that happening which is tragic and means they can die without any financial worries regarding their family being settled.”

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:55

Dunfermline's 'Prince of Pain' claims Fife title

“I’d love to make a full-time living from it – but the odds of doing that are astronomical.”

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:50

Dunfermline hospital in new infection concern

“It raises the question of hygiene standards at the hospital. In this kind of situation experience tells us that you do find that things weren’t as good as they should be."

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:25

Ferry operators eye cross-Forth service

A NEW 15-minute ferry service between Fife and Edinburgh could be operating as early as next year.

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:20

Dalgety Bay cancer relay raises nearly £100,000

MORE than 100 cancer survivors gathered at Dalgety Bay Sports Center to show the battle against the disease could be won.

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:05

Nothing beats dung says prize-winning gardener

GREEN-FINGERED Dalgety Bay pensioner Jim Thomson has won a council gardening competition so many times that he was nearly banned from the event!

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 11:00

Dunfermline primary is named Fife's best in school 'Oscars'

"It’s recognition for the pupils, parents and staff who all work together, so we’re really proud of this."

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 10:55

24-hour support service launched to help under-pressure West Fife teachers

COUNSELLORS are to man a 24/7 support service for teachers struggling to cope with the demands of their job.

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 10:50

Hopes grow for direct Dunfermline to Glasgow rail service

FIFE rail link extension idea gathers steam.

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 10:45

Dunfermline shopping centre slammed for disabled parking charges

DISABLED shoppers say they're "shocked and disgusted" about being charged to park at the new look Kingsgate Shopping Centre.

Published: Thursday, 28th August, 2008 10:40