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"They are outdoors kids and love going out and exploring. They want to go back on but I had to explain it doesn’t work like that!”
ATTENDANCES at the Victoria Hospital’s A&E department fell by just over 15 per cent in the last 12 months.
A CAUTIOUS optimism has been expressed about Fife’s recovery from coronavirus as Scotland unveiled its lockdown exit strategy.
A TRUE piece of history is on offer with this family home which is believed to be the oldest inhabited house in Dunfermline.
THE creation of a southern access road serving new homes near the £180 million super campus site in Dunfermline would do “more harm than good”, according to a local environmental group.
COUNCILLORS have today (Thursday) agreed to freeze council tax for the next 12 months.
"The medics are from all over the UK and are enjoying the interaction with the public, as well as the fact they are taking part in something historic, alongside their NHS colleagues.”
“Extreme winter weather is not a new phenomenon, and Fife Council needs to be better prepared.”
COVID testing at the Leys Park Road facility in Dunfermline has temporarily stopped.
COUNCIL tax rates are set to be frozen today (Thursday) as Fife takes advantage of Scottish Government promises to pay the difference.