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Man appears in court following pedestrian's death on Cowdenbeath High Street
A 32-year-old man has appeared in court accused of causing death by dangerous driving following a collision in Cowdenbeath High Street which resulted in the death of a pedestrian. Darren McPhee appeared in private on petition at Dunfermline Sheriff
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Family of Cardenden toddler killed on Fife road launch legal action against driver
THE FAMILY of a Cardenden toddler who was killed in a car crash have launched legal action against the driver. Robyn Knox, who was three years old at the time, died after being struck by a car on Townhill's Main Street in August 2020. No one
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Tours to celebrate work of Dundonald artist
BESPOKE tours to highlight the work of a Dundonald artist are to be carried out by museum staff in Fife. Miner's son William McLaren is being celebrated by onFife who are offering the public the chance to get a glimpse of their collection work
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Dundonald hit seven in cup win and Haws begin life under new manager
A TRUNCATED local East of Scotland programme on Saturday saw Dundonald Bluebell produce a scintillating cup performance at Bellshill, and Hill of Beath Hawthorn under new management. Meanwhile Lochgelly Albert are still searching for their first
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Cowden ready for tough Scottish Cup task against Linlithgow Rose
COWDENBEATH face a tough test in the Scottish Cup this weekend but boss Calum Elliot says they will be "doing all we can" to progress. The Blue Brazil welcome Linlithgow to Central Park on Saturday for the First Round clash. The visitors, in
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Consultation powered up for Ballingry battery storage site
A CONSULTATION exercise on plans which would see a storage facility capable of powering 60,000 homes in Ballingry has been launched. Two information events have already taken place, with another two sessions planned by AAH Planning Consultants
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Double for debutant Duncan as Cowden advance in cup
DEBUTANT striker Dylan Duncan emerged from the bench to net a double as Cowdenbeath advanced in the South Region Qualifying Cup on Saturday. Kilsyth Rangers defended astutely at Central Park and kept the game goalless for well over an hour before
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Plans for £50 million solar farm near Lochgelly which could power 18,000 homes
PLANS for a £50 million solar farm which could power around 18,000 homes have been submitted for land near Lochgelly. The Glenniston Solar Project, based near Glenniston Farm, is a joint venture between Edinburgh-based renewable energy developers