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Dunfermline Press, 03 Septiembre 2026

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ArticleCare worker stole patient’s med­ic­a­tion

A vul­ner­able 72-yearold res­id­ent in a nurs­ing home was given water instead of her med­ic­a­tion which was being stolen by her care assist­ant.

Care worker stole patient’s med­ic­a­tion

ArticleNew era beck­ons for Cross­gates Prim­rose

A MULTI-SPORTS hub and a new home for Cross­gates Prim­rose FC will be built on land to the south of the vil­lage. Fife Coun­cil has gran­ted plan­ning per­mis­sion in prin­ciple for the devel­op­ment which includes a pur­pose-built sta­dium,...

New era beck­ons for Cross­gates Prim­rose

ArticlePar­ents to be asked about school mobile phones ban

PARENTS and pupils are set to be con­sul­ted on the pos­sib­il­ity of ban­ning mobile phones in the King­dom’s schools. Fife Coun­cil has been look­ing at a blanket policy across its primary and sec­ond­ar­ies amid a range of fears arising from use of...

Par­ents to be asked about school mobile phones ban

ArticleDun­ferm­line Press

Dun­ferm­line Abbey could be taken into state care amid £18m revamp plans - P11 Scoop ................................... P12 Let­ters to Editor ................... P36 Images of the Week ............ P37 Memory Lane ................ P38-39 Fam­ily...

Dun­ferm­line Press

ArticleChef stole £14,000 worth of equip­ment

A dis­gruntled chef work­ing at East End Park made two trips to the sta­dium to steal equip­ment worth more £14K. Ritchie Gil­fil­lan twice drove to the Pars’ ground early in the morn­ing to remove the cater­ing items. The 43-year chef found him­self...

Chef stole £14,000 worth of equip­ment