Siew Peng Lee

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Signs should be English-only says Tory
INVERKEITHING and Dalgety Bay councillor Dave Dempsey (pictured) is proposing that road signs in Fife be in English-only.
Published: 09:30 17th May
Villagers in Crombie fight school closure plans
A PETITION fighting the closure of Crombie Primary School is under way - but villagers won't be fighting Fife Council on the "numbers game".
Published: 12:30 16th May
Dunfermline drivers set to pay for parking by mobile phone
DRIVERS in Dunfermline will soon be using parking meters and paying by mobile phone as part of new parking measures approved for the city centre.
Published: 09:30 16th May
Dunfermline High School pupils wins car for a year!
A DUNFERMLINE High pupil is in the driving seat after winning a car for a year.
Published: 14:30 15th May
Smith dedicates goal to ill grandad
ALLAN Smith scored his first senior goal on Saturday and immediately dedicated it to his "number one fan" - his grandad.
Published: 09:35 15th May
Pars pull off great escape as Forfar see red
SEVEN goals, three red cards, two penalties (one missed), coaches sent to the stands, and even a Geoff Hurst-type did-it-didn't-it shot... it was drama overload as Dunfermline pulled off the great escape at East End Park on Saturday.
Published: 10:30 13th May
Suspended nurse working in Dunfermline care home
A NURSE suspended for sticking a notice saying 'feed me' on an elderly tube-fed patient at Lynebank Hospital has been found working in Leys Park Care Home.
Published: 11:15 10th May
Alarm over Dunfermline fire station arts centre plans
"THEY were supposed to come up with a business plan - where is it? We were told there would be a business plan within a year - where is it?"
Published: 07:00 9th May
Campaign to save city salon service
NEARLY 1000 people have joined a campaign to save a Dunfermline hairpiece-fitting service for NHS patients who have suffered hair loss.
Published: 14:45 3rd May
Bridge name poll tops 20,000 votes
THE poll to name the Forth Replacement Crossing has attracted more than 20,000 votes since public voting opened on Monday.
Published: 09:30 2nd May
Police hunt yob who hurled stone at bus windscreen
A Stagecoach bus avoided an accident after a "mindless" yob hurled a large stone at its windscreen.
Published: 14:00 1st May
Bad hair day as stairs cost salon contract
A DUNFERMLINE hairdresser who helps fit hairpieces to patients with hair loss has been told his contract's been cancelled - because his salon is not disabled-friendly.
Published: 12:30 27th Apr
Dawn put off seeing the doc - then found she had cancer
A DUNFERMLINE woman who put off several GP appointments because she "didn't want to waste their time over a freckle" is glad she finally saw a doctor - because she found she had cancer.
Published: 06:00 27th Apr
Smokers treated like lepers rages 20-a-day man Tom
AN 80-year-old smoker from Rosyth has hit out at what he calls a "witch-hunt" against smokers and their right to light up.
Published: 09:00 26th Apr
Club squashes rivals to take first title
A DUNFERMLINE squash club is bouncing off the walls after being crowned Fife League champions for the first time in its history.
Published: 09:30 25th Apr
Former PM was special guest at birthday tea!
"A LOT of people think, 'Oh he's the former Prime Minister', but he's just Gordon."
Published: 12:30 21st Apr
Women donate half a tonne of food to charity
KINDHEARTED members of a West Fife women-only fitness club have collected more than half a tonne of food for charity.
Published: 12:30 20th Apr
Meet Dunfermline's new lone Ranger!
"THE best thing about it is that you're doing something that people have been asking for for years and now I'm here to deliver that - people want to do these things and I'm just giving them that opportunity."
Published: 07:00 20th Apr
Furious parents only found out about school closure in Press
FURIOUS parents at Pitcorthie Primary claim they only found out last week that the school faced closure - thanks to the Press.
Published: 09:00 19th Apr
Families' relief over building firm debts
BLAIRHALL residents have been told they will not be footing the bill for outstanding debts left by a developer who left their housing estate unfinished.
Published: 07:00 19th Apr