Dunfermline Press - 2023-11-02

• MSP wants better bus services for ‘isolated’ community in the city
• Wicked Cheesecake owners gutted to be shutting up shop
• Youths delve into risks of underage drinking
• Concerns over ‘ionising radiation’ in Fife school
• Fife schools record almost 3,500 attacks in one year
• Safety concerns ignited as lone workers from Fife Council face ‘increased levels of violence’
• Man sexually assaulted client during massage Woman shocked by massage therapist’s conduct during appointmen­t
• Football game abandoned due to alleged violence
• Meals on Wheels is more than just a food service
• ‘Serious concerns’ raised after hospital inspection
• Tributes flood in for the late Tracy McAlpine ‘...She was the person who made the school community’
• Fife students unable to attend their graduation as a result of strike action
• Quarrying favour as councillor­s agree to overturn decision on new house
• Plan to slow traffic on busy Dunfermlin­e road
• Man spared jail over domestic abuse offences
• Talks held in bid to create new Fife-France ferry link
• Kincardine movie star receives Bafta honour
• New build is approved despite 24 objections
• Applicant’s own flood risk assessment sinks plans for new house near Culross
• Bid to cut ‘apocalypti­c’ flaring at Mossmorran
• ‘Haggis will forever be in our hearts...’ Football club helps support family of Oakley man
• Weekend set to go with a bang at the Alhambra
• Christmas gift appeal to make sure no child goes without
• Kind-hearted businesses from all over Fife come
• Almost £5.5m in bad debts written off by Fife Council last year
• Commitment to providing free period products
• Work project passes milestone birthday
• New developmen­t director appointed at The Kingdom Group
• Inspiring mountainee­r holds Dunfermlin­e talk
• Payroll Team of the Year Award for Fife team at Kingdom Group
• Giant Crossword
• Audiences thrilled by Naughty but Nice Hallowe’en cabaret night
• Health chiefs launch TET plan across the Kingdom
• Barnardo’s appeals for donations
• Hazards of the roads in and around Cairneyhil­l
• Images in ‘Old Dunfermlin­e’ 2024 calendar bring back fond memories
• Fife teenager aims to make a real impact at the Scottish Open
• Olympic funding backing for Pitreavie star Nicole
• Award-winning coach Steve says his success is down to his athletes
• Amy leads Tae Kwon Do stars’ medal haul
• ‘A sore one to take’ as Rosyth suffer cup agony
• Dunfermlin­e slip to ‘frustratin­g’ loss
• Fans descend on West Fife to cheer Scotland to Euros
• Semi-final for Dunfermlin­e Girls U14s
• It’s a treat for Kelty as late goal does the trick
• McPake left ‘gutted for the players’ after derby defeat
• Managers have say on post-match ‘emotions’ McPake and Murray react to scenes that followed full-time in derby
• Pars v Raith is tie of the round for former Scotland star
• Star duo to boost Pars after return to training
• Award-winning coach pays tribute to his athletes after major accolade Fisher insists the ‘better team’ lost Pars man feels his side should have secured points against Raith

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