Dunfermline Press - 2022-09-08

• Property prices are on the up in Dunfermlin­e
• Read all about it as book club launches in Dunfermlin­e
• Geologist abused ambulance paramedics
• Youth theatre group steps into Limelight
• Violent former soldier jailed at the High Court
• Dunfermlin­e ‘institutio­n’ Rena retires after 25 years at WHSmith!
• Young entreprene­ur creates six new jobs in Dunfermlin­e
• Woman injured after stepping out on damaged Kincardine road
• Bank workers go the extra miles to help little Violet
• New vaccinatio­n centre to be housed at Lynebank Hospital
• Paul is gearing up for epic charity ride
• Drunken thug punched mum and daughter outside home
• Rosyth man required hospital treatment after fight with partner
• Team-mates raced to save Kevin after cardiac arrest
• Rosyth firm takes off with world-first
• Smoking to be banned within 15 metres of NHS Fife hospitals
• Family affair for dance showcase
• New campaign launch as Samaritans help more than 4,000 in Dunfermlin­e this year
• Buzz in the air about cycling club’s latest tandem bike!
• Dunfermlin­e to star in ‘rock n roll’ chat show with legends from Fife!
• Property expert says tough times ahead but no housing market crash expected
• Cash for the charity that matters to you
• Rising living costs serve up fears for West Fife’s pubs
• Nostalgic journey for M A Wilson truck
• Award-winning Dalgety Bay firm celebrates expansion
• Outwith Festival is back in the city!
• Housing Group gives back to 10 West Fife charities
• Leisure trust continues recovery after pandemic
• Patience wearing thin in village as plans to replace footbridge stall
• Dunfermlin­e firm steers path through maritime industry
• Latest West Fife COVID figures
• Alexandra’s still dancing after hair loss trauma
• New cancer service to help Fifers
• More than 200 homes are not in the pipeline for Crossford after landowner says no
• Life-changing training for Mexican firefighte­rs
• Peacock aviary not fit for purpose say volunteers
• Bags of help from Dunfermlin­e Rotarians
• You loos. Plans to turn old toilets into a home are refused
• Plans for 40 new homes in Saline
• Villagers put on a show after three-year wait
• Fife’s businesses ‘fear the worst’ as energy prices soar
• Budding projects considered to help Calais Woods
• How to prepare for senior school
• Choosing to go independen­t? What to consider
• The pros, cons and benefits of private education
• How do you choose the nursery that suits you?
• Flats would be better than having nothing on hotel site
• Carnegie’s legacy and the importance of music in his life
• New coach enjoys opening victory
• Sharks set for league return at Harley Street
• Weir nets ahead of play-offs
• Karate national medals
• New backing will lead to more coaching sessions
• Athletic’s ladies set for historic Scottish Cup match
• Knockhill nominated to receive national award
• Jason’s relishing Kelty move after Arbroath exit
• McGill ‘hoped for the best’ with first strike
• Joe silences Bairns taunts as Kelty pick up first victory
• Managers to step aside and drive club project
• In-form Primrose see off league leaders
• Goalscorer Rhys ‘proud’ after victory at Queens
• Deniz believes high demands are benefittin­g Pars
• Defensive record is ‘one to be proud of’
• PRAISE FOR DORRANS AS PARS SEEK TO ADD

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