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The huge turnout at Network Rail's meeting in Thornton (Pic: Fife Free Press)

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A design image of the proposed development (Pic: Threesixtyarchitecture from Fife Council planning papers)

Plans for better facilities at Fife depot ’in desperate need of modernisation’

The power cut hit Kirkcaldy High School (Pic: TSPL)

Power cut hits Fife school as pupils prepare to sit exams

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InchDairnie Distillery is planning two new additional stills and four on-site warehouses. (Pic: Ali Watt),

Glenrothes distillery marks first decade with major investment announcement

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Fife's faulty street lights: some have been waiting almost a year to be fixed

Aly woman looks at her gas bill as both she and her husband sit in front of their gas fire keeping warm in the cold (Pic: TSPL)

Fifers pay hundreds of £s more for energy due to high standing charges

Fife based Electricity Asset Services Limited has secured funding from the Bank of Scotland for its expansion (Pic: Submitted)

£500,000 bank support for Fife based electricity company expansion

New automatic bollards will curb the number of cars using the pedestrianised zone in Kirkcaldy

Automatic bollards to block cars from Kirkcaldy’s pedestrianised zone

Pic Michael Gillen

Kirkcaldy power cut: Scottish Power investigation underway

David Torrance MSP with Eleanor and David Whyte

Fife kidney dialysis patient fears rising bills will hit treatment at home

Gas prices have been driven up because Russia is a key producer of the fossil fuel (image: Adobe)

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Better insulation means you won’t need to reach for the thermostat as often (image: Adobe)

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Map showing the area hit by the power cut

Power cut: Part of Kirkcaldy hit – these are the affected postcodes
A power cut has hit parts of Kirkcaldy tonight.
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Longannet Power Station. The 600ft chimney at the site of Scotland's last remaining coal fired power station. The iconic chimney at Longannet has dominated the Firth of Forth skyline for over fifty years.

The moment chimney stack at Longannet was demolished

These are the energy companies to have gone bust in 2021, amid rising gas prices

Yorkshire Energy has ceased trading - here’s what customers should do

You could save more by switching to more favourable rates.

Energy customers could be overspending by £189 by relying on the price cap

During lockdown there was a big increase in cycling. Photo: John Devlin

Commuters encouraged to have a rethink about how they travel to work

Sections of major Fife road to be single-file for four months

The lighting failures have hit Auchtermuchty.

Fife village left in the dark over street lights failures

Pic: Google Maps

Councillor says residents of Fife village are being kept in the dark

L-R- Elaine Wyllie founder of daily mile, Chief med officer Dr Catherine Calderwood, Keith anderson CEO Scottish Power,
Aileen Campbell health minister, Aiden Cassidy, Rachel Short and Saul Dougherty.

Workplaces encouraged to sign up to Daily Mile initiative

Power station workers across Scotland are threatening strike action over pay.

Power workers threaten strike action over 'derisory' offer
Workers at power stations across the country are threatening to go on strike after what has been described as a 'derisory pay offer' by Scottish Power.
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Eunice Cameron from Dysart outside the disused laundry building and electricity sub station.

Old Fife laundry is eyesore to all '“ but the rats!

Glenrothes councillor Ross Vetraino with shop owners Jill Muir and Margaret Delmeastro at the roadworks in Thornton. (Pic George McLuskie).

'Roadworks have turned our community into a ghost town' - say traders

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Power cut hits Cupar

A Â£1 million project to instal new power lines in north east Fife will combat against power supply issues during the bad weather.

ABC of plans to upgrade power to our north east Fife towns and villages

The power cable runs under the land and needs to be moved, causing delays

Power cable move causes Leuchars car park delay

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