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The free sessions can help with rent or mortgage arrears, tribunals, power of attorney, writing wills, making compensation claims and more
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Free legal guidance to be offered in Lochgelly by BRAG and Fife Law Centre

Children's Hearing Scotland is calling for new volunteers in Fife Children's Hearing Scotland is calling for new volunteers in Fife
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Carer struck off after mistreating resident

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MSP says health board has "no leg to stand on" over transgender nurse case

Robyn Knox who died after being struck by a car on Townhill Main Street. Robyn Knox who died after being struck by a car on Townhill Main Street.
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Family hailed for 'dignity, strength and unity' following Robyn's death

A FIfe MSP has called for tougher measures to deal with fly tippers. A FIfe MSP has called for tougher measures to deal with fly tippers.
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Tougher measures needed on fly-tipping, says MSP

So when will Fife introduce the pavement parking ban? So when will Fife introduce the pavement parking ban?
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So when will Fife Council start enforcing the pavement parking ban?

Margaret and Stuart Graham have long campaigned for answers about Colin's death. Margaret and Stuart Graham have long campaigned for answers about Colin's death.
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Looking back at Central Fife Times stories from May 2023

Katrina Ronald has slammed Perth and Kinross council after winning a legal battle following her husband William's death. Katrina Ronald has slammed Perth and Kinross council after winning a legal battle following her husband William's death.
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Widow hits out at council after husband's death

More than 3,000 fly-tipping incidents were reported to Fife Council in 2022. More than 3,000 fly-tipping incidents were reported to Fife Council in 2022.
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More than 3,000 fly-tipping incidents in Fife last year but just 95 fines issued

Karen Robertson with her husband Gary, who died from his injuries in a fall at Longannet Power Station in 2019. Photo: Family photo Karen Robertson with her husband Gary, who died from his injuries in a fall at Longannet Power Station in 2019. Photo: Family photo
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Widow secures £1m in damages after Cowdenbeath man dies in fall

Recycling Point - Bridge Street, Cowdenbeath . Photo: Cowdenbeath councillor Darren Watt. Recycling Point - Bridge Street, Cowdenbeath . Photo: Cowdenbeath councillor Darren Watt.
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'No excuse' as disgusting post-Christmas fly-tipping reported in Cowdenbeath

Dog owners could face £1000 fines for breaking these rules. (PA) Dog owners could face £1000 fines for breaking these rules. (PA)
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Dog walkers could face £1000 fines for breaking these rules

Hundreds of EU nationals have been refused permission to stay in Fife after Brexit, figures reveal. Hundreds of EU nationals have been refused permission to stay in Fife after Brexit, figures reveal.
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Hundreds of EU nationals refused permission to stay in Fife after Brexit

UK drivers could face £5,000 fine for wearing winter boots and Christmas jumpers. (PA) UK drivers could face £5,000 fine for wearing winter boots and Christmas jumpers. (PA)
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Drivers could face £5,000 fine for wearing winter boots and Christmas jumpers

penreach say they are putting up telegraph poles in Kelty as part of their plans to build a new ultrafast broadband network in the village. penreach say they are putting up telegraph poles in Kelty as part of their plans to build a new ultrafast broadband network in the village.
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