Dunfermline Press - 2023-09-28

• ‘A loving daughter, sister, auntie and friend’ remembered
• Schools close as round of strikes takes place in Fife
• NHS Fife hits back at ‘refused to meet’ statement by MSP
• ‘A champion of the people of Fife and grassroots sports...’
• Decision made as building society announces move to smaller space
• Must Be Crackers to open on high street
• Ex-Dunfermlin­e footballer guilty of assaulting partner
• Ex-Tory councillor censured for ‘aggressive’ behaviour
• Plans change as Dundas takes over housing site
• Council seeks feedback on Local Heat and Energy Efficiency Strategy
• Campaign to replace ‘essential’ transport
• Wee Tea Company set for Kingsgate shop departure
• ‘High-level talks’ on overseas ferry plan
• Daring fundraiser­s take leap of faith for mum battling MS
• Brave mums who lost give their backing to
• Their sons to suicide Tartan Talkers charity
• Dedication of Fife health workers duly recognised
• Rosyth housing plan moves a step forward
• Cattery plea as site is approved
• Ahoy! Ahoy! Pars fans launch new social club
• End of the Night Anthem show comes to Alhambra
• Festive favourite ballet comes to the Alhambra Theatre
• Vaccinatio­ns wait
• Ross helps to ring in new era in New York for listing
• Boundary changes
• I don’t see any benefit in city’s new £800k centrepiec­e plans
• Pitreavie AAC receive awards nomination­s - Page 50
• Racing club runners shine in packed 2023 season of competitio­ns
• Water polo athletes win national prizes
• Rory seeks final flourish as Ronan agrees team deal
• Stevie Crawford’s first home game ends in victory over Kirkcaldy
• Shark attack pays off as Rosyth commanding in Stags beating
• Kelty Hearts ‘can’t let heavy Bairns defeat define the season’ as Tidser calls for improved response
• ‘No-brainer’ as Owens joins Kelty
• ‘I’ve done alright’: Modest Josh hits 150 appearance­s
• ‘I’ve never had this feeling’

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