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Harry Potter goes to St Andrews University

Academics from around the world have converged on St Andrews for first UK conference on the boy wizard

92-year-old Nan Phillips

Nan’s memories inspire new movie

“A LOAF of bread with margarine and a tin of Princess treacle, the cheapest you could buy, that’s what we’d have to keep seven children from going hungry.”

University principal rings the changes at New York Stock Exchange

St Andrews University Principal Professor Louise Richardson is to ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange today with Sir Sean Connery.

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Residents set new recycling record

FIFE Council’s waste management performance has taken another leap forward with the announcement that over 55 per cent (140,000 tonnes) of household and business waste was recycled in the financial year 2011/12.

Warout PS has fairday

A SUMMER Fair at Warout Primary School, Malcolm Road, Auchmuty, Glenrothes is taking place this Friday, May 18 from 1-3pm.

Sport rss

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Bowlers shake off Borders rivals

FIFE bowlers made amends for previous disappointments when they defeated the Borders by five shots at Gala Waverley in the Hamilton Trophy.

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Groups head to London to sell Fife

THE Fife golf partnership and Fife tourism partnership are attending this year’s Golf Live event for the first time.

Gordon Moodie

Gordon is in the Moodie for success

THE National Points formula II champion, Gordon Moodie of Windygates, raced at the Skegness Raceway over the weekend and ended up with a very successful points haul.

Local athlete Logan Rees

Logan has racing success at the double

CRAIL junior athlete Logan Rees celebrated double weekend success, winning the Scottish Junior Hill Running title before placing second overall, and first junior, at the Anster Haddies Charity 5km race.

The Anster Haddies at a previous race meeting

Haddies on the run across Scotland

FOUR Anstruther Haddies took part in the St Andrews Park Run 5k, with Ian Shield managing a course personal best in 24.49.

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Watch: The Black Watch Homecoming Parade video

Soldiers from the Black Watch 3rd Battalion made a spectacular return to Fife with a homecoming parade.

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Lifestyle rss

Willie Duncan

Gates open again on a magic garden

BBC ‘Beechgrove Potting Shed’ favourite Willie Duncan is one of 12 Fife gardeners opening their gates to the public this weekend (May 18-20) in aid of the Fife Diamond Garden Festival.

'Old Tom Morris

Showing at a museum near you...

THE Festival of Museums runs from Friday to Sunday, offering a feast of fun and entertainment for families across Scotland.

St Monans Primary School

Dual celebration in St Monans

A DOUBLE helping of celebration and festivity is being staged in St Monans.

Flour power:
Local Scotlands Gardens volunteers April Simpson (left) and Lindsay Murray have been switching their focus from flowers to flour as they help prepare for the Fife Diamond Garden Festival Big Tea in St Andrews next weekend. As part of the three-day community fundraising event from May 18 to 20, afternoon teas, with home baking, accompanied by musical entertainment from pupils from north east Fife schools, will be available in the grounds of St Leonards School, St Andrews, on the Sunday afternoon (May 20). Tickets, buying entry to all 12 gardens open across Fife during the weekend, are available from Cambo Estate, Kingsbarns, or you can simply buy afternoon tea and soak up the historical setting of St Leonards. Entry to the festival is free for under 16s. Proceeds go to the St Andrews-based Association for International Cancer Research (AICR) and Scotlands Gardens charities. Details at www.scotlandsgardens.org.

From gardens to flour power...

LOCAL Scotland’s Gardens volunteers, April Simpson (pictured left) and Lindsay Murray, have been switching their focus from flowers to flour as they help prepare for the Fife Diamond Garden Festival ‘Big Tea’ in St Andrews this weekend.

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Community rss

From left. Mike Mitchell, Linsey Burd , Fred Varney, Pauline Tillotson, Wullie Watson

Former soldiers help our heroes

Charity Help for Heroes received a cash boost to the sum of £2568 following a fundraiser in Kirkcaldy at the weekend.

Pupils with their Olympic torch

Olympic spirit rings throughout the area

LEVENMOUTH and East Neuk school pupils have been getting fired up for this summer’s Olympics by taking part in a number of specially themed events.

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Coastal clean-up totals 14 tonnes

THE equivalent of 14 cars worth of rubbish was collected from Fife’s coastline during April.

Fay Eadie of the Home-a-Dog charity in Thornton.

Dog day success

A Thornton dog show that took place last weekend in the aid of the Home a Dog Association proved to be a great success.

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Staff raise £2000 for charity

STAFF at David Sands convenience stores have raised £2000 for the Fife branch of the MS Society.

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Thursday 17 May 2012

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