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

  £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

  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

  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

  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

  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

  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: 2nd July, 2009 09:35am

  Police appeal after Dunfermline car park incident

  FIFE police want to get in contact with a good Samaritan and the driver of a car which hit a pensioner in B&Q car park in Dunfermline.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 09:00

  Snakes alive! Family finds shock in the toilet

  A DUNFERMLINE family got a nasssssty fright on Friday when they discovered an unwelcome visitor in their home.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:55

  Calm response to latest Rosyth carrier contract fears

  WORK is carrying on as normal on the aircraft carriers contract at Rosyth Dockyard amid renewed speculation over the future of the project.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:50

  Widow forced to root through bin liners to find memorial plaque

  A WEST Fife widow has hit out over the “disgusting” removal of a plaque and vases placed at Dunfermline crematorium in memory of her husband in a council clampdown.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:45

  'We can't have a gala because you won't help'

  INVERKEITHING’S annual children’s gala has been axed after organisers blasted tight-fisted local parents for failing to help keep the event alive.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:40

  Mine bosses reassure MP

  THE operators of the opencast mine at Crossgates have moved to reassure residents over a number of concerns raised about its Muirdean operation.

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  Published: 2 Jul 2009 08:38 (1)

  Scotland theme proves a winner at Dunfermline Children's Gala

  REVELLERS celebrated everything Scottish at the Dunfermline Children’s Gala on Saturday – right down to the typically grey and dreich weather.