MINERS' STRIKE 1984-85 Dunfermline Press reports on striking miners' 'Rallying Support'
The Dunfermline Press continues its look back at the strike 40 years ago, reporting on plans for a major strike rally to be held in Dunfermline.
The Dunfermline Press continues its look back at the strike 40 years ago, reporting on plans for a major strike rally to be held in Dunfermline.
Police are appealing for help to trace a 14-year-old girl who may have travelled to Fife.
The Dunfermline Press continues its look back at the strike 40 years ago, reporting at the time that as it neared the end of the first week, both sides seemed prepared for a long siege.
It's 40 years ago this week since the start of one of the most bitter industrial disputes in British history, and we'll be looking back through our archives to see how the Dunfermline Press reported the Miners' Strike of 1984-85.
A Fife man who shared extremist hate material from a banned right-wing terror group online has been fined a total of £840.
Get set to follow the yellow brick road, as the Press is giving you the chance to win tickets to see the Wizard of Oz pantomime at the Alhambra Theatre.
The owner of a new aesthetics and beauty clinic in Dunfermline has thanked those who made the opening of the business such a success.
We're looking to recruit a reporter to join our editorial team working across three of our titles - Dunfermline Press, Central Fife Times and Alloa Advertiser.
The 24-hour Asda store remained closed overnight and this morning after the incident which resulted in a man being taken to hospital.
Wayne Rawlings had been reported missing at the at the beginning of the week, but has now been found.
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