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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:00

  Great start to charrette initiative

  LOCHGELLY took its first step towards a future of low carbon dwelling when the Charrette was officially launched on Monday night.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:00

  Tree planting gets year of celebration underway

  At Beath High School on Friday a special ceremony took place to mark the planting of one hundred Silver Birch trees in the school grounds.

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  Published: 10 Mar 2010 16:00

  Four generations aboard as business flourishes

  TO say that Top Knot Hairdressers in Lochgelly is a family business is no understatement.

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  Published: 3 Mar 2010 16:00 (3)

  Parents' track warning follows airlift to hospital

  THE parents of a Ballingry teenager, who had to be airlifted to hospital after falling from his bicycle on the mountainbike track being constructed at Lochore Meadows Country...

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  Last updated: 10th December, 2009 10:37am

  Councillors call for town's toilets to be reopened

  by Jim Stark (2)

  Cowdenbeath Area Committee is to ask Fife Council to rescind the decision to close the town's public toilets so that discussions can take place which could see the Pit Road facility re-opened.

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  Published: 3 Dec 2009 15:51

  Five arrested following drugs raids

  Police seized drugs worth £3000 and arrested five people following three raids in as many days.

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  Published: 3 Dec 2009 11:24 (1)

  Police target speeding drivers

  A November crackdown on speeding motorists saw police deploy detection equipment 36 times.

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  Published: 30 Nov 2009 15:05 (1)

  Eyes on the pies

  Cowdenbeath can boast a big winner at this year's World Scotch Pie Championships.

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  Published: 30 Nov 2009 11:49 (1)

  Forth crossing contract up for grabs

  Eight of the world's most respected construction and specialist engineering companies have been invited to tender for the principal contract to build the landmark Forth Replacement...

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  Published: 17th December, 2009 03:34pm

  Blundering builders delay school gym project

  by Peter Swindon (1)

  St Patrick's pupils will wait a further four months for a new £850,000 gym hall to open because blundering contractors have built it in the wrong place, Fife Council admitted this week.

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  Published: 30 Nov 2009 11:46

  Water charges could be frozen

  Scottish Water has received the Final Determination from the Water Industry Commission for 2010-2015 which proposes that customer charges will be frozen for at least one year...

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  Last updated: 26 Nov 2009 10:37

  Nine arrested following police raids

  Fife Police have published interim results of their ongoing initiative aimed at addressing drug misuse in Cowdenbeath and the surrounding areas.