Dunfermline Press - 2022-10-27

• ICE CREAM SHOP OWNER GROOMED SCHOOLGIRL
• Moonlight Zoo ready to give Murrayfiel­d a try
• Now firefighte­rs in Fife could strike over pay
• Duo threatened to rape businessma­n’s wife and abduct kids if he didn’t pay £20,000
• Fire at old Dobbies site was ‘deliberate’
• Slimmers offer cost of living crisis help
• Tattoo artist’s latest design ... is a big green dinosaur for his son
• Fife MSPs back move to tackle dog thefts
• ‘Something of a beating’ dished out to motorbikes thief
• Jamie travels round the world for vital treatment
• Come and see the improvemen­ts we’re making in Kincardine
• Tributes to inspiratio­nal bowler who fought cancer for 17 years
• Concert in honour of Bob at Fire Station Creative
• Safety first prize as Jimmy wins £1,350
• Rubbish move slashes energy bills
• Teacher drove over wedding dress in bizarre Boxing Day row
• Pars volunteer Dave loses cancer battle Tributes to ‘one of the good guys’
• MSP says level of violence in Fife Council’s children’s homes is ‘frightenin­g’
• Thieves broke in and stole gas canisters from Rosyth business
• Plans for 59 homes near Townhill
• Last few blocks of flats to go at Fraser Avenue
• Turnover gives window into CR Smith’s financial health
• Seven weeks of roadworks ahead at Kincardine
• Off the rails. There will be no trains in Fife on Saturday
• Family fortunes as husband and wife contest same award Celebrants hope to celebrate on Sunday
• Let’s get ready to jumble with Oakley’s young team
• Third bid to build homes on Bay site
• Pars to show their support for the Samaritans on match day
• Appeal after billboards plan refused
• Cash giveaway: Vote for your favourite charity to win a share of £16,000
• Owner objects to Fife Council’s move to buy derelict site in Dalgety Bay
• Family firm win award for second year in a row
• New hub on East Port to give options to people with autism
• Rosyth military wives have been on song for a decade
• One-pot roast chicken with pearl barley, white wine and peas
• Deja I do as hap to walk down th
• ScotFail and rotten roads have left us ‘imprisoned’ in Fife
• I’m bothered by buskers but cops and council won’t listen
• Onus on Westminste­r to tell Scotland how it can break away
• A history of Abbot House from art school and GP surgery to Nana and Papa’s home!
• McKane stars retain top spot
• Primrose enjoy road win as Rosyth shine against Leith
• Pars ladies hit Alloa with a magnificen­t seven goals
• Double dip as Rosyth add two new signings
• Pitreavie and Steve in the running for national awards
• Win tickets to Knockhill’s fireworks display
• Funds for glory bid in Paris
• Wing king Cardle could crown return with century Joe’s stuck on 99 goals as he heads back to Dunfermlin­e
• In-form Kelty looking forward to crack at Pars
• Up for the cup as Fifers plot route to Hampden
• Kelty make it double trouble for the Bairns
• Athletic boss is proud as unbeaten run ends
• Higgy aims to avoid the boos on his return to ‘special’ club
• Tod’s treble tops to seal Youth Cup progress
• Pars are showing ‘extra fight’ says Deniz
• ‘Pleasantly surprised’ boss thrilled with backing
• FAN-TASTIC ATHLETIC START DELIGHTS JOE Chalmers eyes bounce back

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