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  • Drink-driver wrecked phone of woman filming him

    A woman was concerned about a drink-driver and started to video him. The offender was 22-year-old Brendon Neil who responded by grabbing the phone and snapping it over his knee. Neil, of Clay Acres Court, Dunfermline, was almost four times

  • Rugby stars Bethan and Megan excited by Scotland opportunity

    TWO talented youngsters from Dunfermline Rugby Club have expressed their excitement after being selected to play for their country. Bethan Mathieson, 16, and Megan Laurie, 15, have been picked to represent Scotland's under-16s at an international

  • Tributes paid to former Rosyth councillor

    TRIBUTES have been paid to long serving Rosyth councillor Margaret Logan who has died at the age of 91. She represented her home home town on Dunfermline District Council from 1984 to 1996 and then on Fife Council from 1995 to 2003. Her late

  • 'It's a real collective effort': Kelty boss on play-off hopes

    KELTY HEARTS boss Michael Tidser doesn't want to put "pressure" on his players after they maintained hopes of finishing in League One's promotion play-off places. The 34-year-old hailed a "collective effort" for securing their place in the third

  • Flats above city centre pub to become short term lets

    HOLIDAY breaks are set to be served up above a popular Dunfermline pub after a planning application was given the go-ahead. Four flats above the Old Inn will be able to be used for short term lets while external alterations including replacement

  • Rapist from Dunfermline is jailed for five and a half years

    A RAPIST from Dunfermline who subjected a woman to sexual abuse and violence that left her a changed person has been jailed for five and a half years. Callum Fleming, formerly of Abbey View, attacked the victim when he was aged 21. A judge

  • Residents in West Fife village hit by water supply issues

    WEST FIFE residents have been hit with water supply issues this morning (Thursday). Scottish Water has identified the cause of the interruption, which has caused some disruption in Crossford. The company is now arranging repairs to return the

  • Beverley's midnight search for Scoop pays off!

    This week's winner of the Dunfermline Press Scoop competition, kindly sponsored by Stephens the Bakers, is Beverley Brown of Gowanbrae Drive, Dunfermline. She is pictured inside Stephens shop in Dunfermline High Street receiving her prize.

  • Thousands moved to Scotland due to tax rates, says HMRC

    Thousands more taxpayers moved to Scotland from the rest of the UK in each year since powers over tax rates were devolved, research from HMRC has found. At the request of the Scottish and Welsh governments, data on the tax base and migration was

  • 'Pothole next to Tesco store shredded my car's tyre'

    AN "absolutely huge" pothole on Dunfermline's Turnstone Road has now been repaired but not before it cost one motorist £150 in repairs.  Lori Watson was turning into the Tesco Extra car park at Duloch when she spotted the crater on the roundabout

  • City centre firms 'don't want' square deal

    DUNFERMLINE'S MSP said High Street businesses are not in favour of spending £800,000 on a city square. Shirley-Anne Somerville has urged Fife Council to engage fully with local firms after picking up a lack of "enthusiasm" about the plans for the