Bridge Debate

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  Published: 17 Apr 2008 09:20

  Consultants refuse to rule out tolls on new crossing

  Funding talks to be held later this year

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  Published: 20 Mar 2008 11:55 (2)

  £50,000 Forth Bridge memorial appeal launched

  A MEMORIAL to honour those who died in the construction of the Forth Bridge could be unveiled in time for the 125th anniversary of the laying of the bridge's foundation stone...

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  Published: 20 Mar 2008 10:55 (1)

  Desperate scramble for new Forth Road Bridge weather plan

  HGV drivers who have been flouting bridge restrictions since the removal of the tolls plaza have been making life a misery for fed-up commuters.

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  Published: 28 Feb 2008 09:00 (1)

  Lorry firms could face bridge fines

  FORTH Road Bridge operators will consider imposing financial penalties on the companies whose lorry drivers travel across the bridge despite crossing restrictions in place.

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  Published: 28 Feb 2008 09:00 (1)

  Plaza work to be completed in May

  THE re-modelling of the tolls plaza at the Forth Road Bridge which began with preparations for the removal of the £1 charge to cross the water earlier this month is expected to...

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  Published: 28 Feb 2008 09:00 (1)

  Speed cameras plan for bridge

  SPEED cameras could be introduced on the Forth Road Bridge to prevent vehicles from speeding over the structure when "mini-bridges" are in place.

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  Published: 21 Feb 2008 09:45 (1)

  FETA counts the cost of cables

  THE REAL cost of replacing the rusting cables on the Forth Road Bridge before a new crossing is open could be around £2.5 billion as well as the loss of 3200 jobs.

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  Published: 21 Feb 2008 09:35

  Disappointment over hovercraft decision

  TRANSPORT partnership SEStran says it is 'disappointed' at the decision to halt work on the proposed cross-Forth hovercraft service.

• Bridge Debate

• 'Mini-bridges' plan unveiled
• Bridge films could be new tourist draw
• Police probe Forth Bridge YouTube prank
• Bridge takes its toll on party unity

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• News

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  Published: 15th March, 2010 02:56pm

  Drugs worth more than £250,000 seized in police raids

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  ILLEGAL drugs worth more than £250,000 were seized after Fife police swooped on 12 addresses on Friday.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:35 (33)

  Randy youths in Dalgety Bay car park sex sessions

  RANDY youths have been causing Dalgety Bay residents sleepless nights with late-night sex in a car park.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:30 (5)

  When you think of Dunfermline what springs to mind?

  DUNFERMLINE residents are being asked to voice exactly what they believe the town needs to become a modern eco-city ready to embrace the future.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:25 (1)

  Louise battles back from two brain tumours to marry sweetheart

  A BRAVE Dunfermline woman left deaf after surviving two brain tumours has found more than puppy love as she gets set to wed the man of her dreams.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:20 (4)

  Council rules out 'Pay-as-you-throw' bin charging

  WEST FIFE homes need to start making room for a fourth bin but council bosses have ruled out a new 'Pay as you Throw' scheme which would see containers microchipped.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:10

  100 jobs saved is 'tribute to Dunfermline workforce'

  MORE than 100 jobs have been saved at Dunfermline-based fabrication company Forfab after administrators sold Sovereign Oilfield Group to The Global Energy Group.

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  Published: 11 Mar 2010 07:05

  Council faces £1.5m winter overspend

  FIFE Council is facing a winter maintenance overspend of £1.553 million due to the prolonged spell of bad weather around Christmas and the New Year.