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Dalgety Bay community hub put ‘at peril’ by Fife Council funding delays
UK Government vows to 'reindustrialise and transform' Rosyth through defence spending
Dunfermline attracts more visitors than St Andrews but generates £170m less
Tourist tax to be considered despite fears of impact on Fife businesses
Fife Council working to help bring empty city centre shop units back into use
Cairneyhill added to £20m West Fife Pride in Place funding scheme
Residents 'frustrated' at council efforts on Dunfermline city status
Dunfermline 'will be pioneer' for citizens' assembly
Councillor says 'we are failing the community of Abbeyview'
First spade in the ground as Queensferry One work begins in Rosyth
Builder to use Common Good Land during construction of 36 homes
St Andrews to benefit from over £1 million investment over five years
'This is abysmal' - Kirkcaldy councillors rage at charity meant to promote town
Fife Council make £30,000 available for new heritage trust in Dunfermline
Rosyth to Dunkirk ferry could set sail within a year
£5m boost for Rosyth innovation hub in UK defence growth deal
Revealed: Dunfermline New City Assembly results to be announced
Councillors are Biggin' up Blairhall with £12,000
Work on dismantling of a nuclear submarine in Scotland is on schedule
Good report was child's play for Crossford Nursery
Forth Green Freeport receives full business case approval from UK Government
ExxonMobil blames UK Government for closure of plant at Mossmorran
ExxonMobil plant at Mossmorran confirms closure with around 400 jobs at risk
Fife 'needs to show there is more to Scotland than Glasgow and Edinburgh'
New team appointed to drive forward Forth Green Freeport
Pub to cut food and non-alcoholic drink prices for one day to highlight VAT cut
Should Fife introduce a tourist tax?
Farms urged to take part in national agritourism survey
Fife Council signs up to 'Buy Social' pledge
Strike action set to be averted as Fife Council workers advised to take deal
Shocking figures reveal a fifth of Dunfermline and Dollar kids living in poverty
City hosts three day conference on 'decolonising' Scotland
There are 1,000 fewer jobs but 'brighter days ahead' for Dunfermline
Chancellor Rachel Reeves visits Rosyth
Fife Council could get the power to tax cruise ships on the Forth
Kingdom's economy 'underperforming' according to Fife Council leader
Tax changes in budget 'could enhance benefits' of Forth Green Freeport
Dunfermline 'could be hit by Fife Council tourist tax'
Family sells West Fife hotel for ‘significantly above asking price’
Scottish Government finds ‘additional funding’ it says could avert bin strikes
No extra money to help housing emergency, warns Fife Council chief
Report finds shortage of quality jobs in former mining areas
Move to tackle parking problems in Culross as Outlander drives visitor numbers
'Beyond stupid': New ban for disqualified driver
People in Dunfermline have highest average earnings across Fife
MP calls for scrapping of energy regulator
MSP calls for council underspend to be invested in communities
Find out why Dunfermline has been named the best city in the UK
Struggling Fife households urged to seek support as energy bills rise
Forth Green Freeport plans progress as outline business case produced
Rosyth dockyard operator capitalises on surge in global defence spending
Fife Council seek feedback on Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy
Wrap-around support for those in need in West Fife
Award-winning city centre shop for sale just one year after opening