Published: Friday, 19th September, 2008 11:30
By Peter Swindon
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Two missing schoolgirls have been found safe and well in Leuchars.
Chelsea Innes (13), of Ballingry, and Yamsine Duguid (also 13), of Lochgelly, disappeared after attending Lochgelly High School on Monday, 15th September.
A spokesman for Fife Police said: “The search for two local Fife teenagers ended last night when they were found safe and well in the east Fife area.”
Tributes paid to murdered gran
Family and friends of a 63-year-old grandmother found dead at her home in Crosshill have paid tribute to her.
Lochgelly’s High Street Honey has just a week left to secure the votes which will take her into FHM’s top ten “sexiest girls next door” - and she needs your help.
'Sticking plaster' for asbestos-ridden centre
Cash-strapped Fife council is to put a £2 million “sticking plaster” on the run-down Lochgelly Centre.
Hero tot Jack Thomson was honoured with a Holyrood reception hosted by local Labour MSP Helen Eadie last week.
Services extended at new dental centre
Services at Cowdenbeath’s new dental surgery have been extended, NHS Fife announced this week.
Council look to offload country park
Fife Council could hand Lochore Meadows over to a charitable trust to save cash, it emerged this week.
Downing Street talks for Kelty campaigner
A Kelty campaigner met with Gordon Brown’s staff at Downing Street following a rally held in support of the UN Convention on disability rights.
Local MSP Helen Eadie joined Scottish Labour group leader Ian Gray in welcoming Glenrothes by-election winner Lindsay Roy to the Scottish Parliament last week.
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