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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
A part of the B914 road will be closed for a day. (Image: Newsquest) A LARGE stretch of the B914 road north of Dunfermline will be closed for a day. It will be shut from the junction with the A823 road to the junction with the B915 road on Wednesday June 4 from 8am until midnight. A Fife Council notice said the closure is to "allow BT pole installation works to be carried out in safety".
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
Two roads in Limekilns will be closed daily for more than three weeks. (Image: Newsquest) TWO roads in Limekilns will be closed every day for almost four weeks. Fife Council said parts of Charles Way and Havens Edge will be shut daily from 8am to 4.30pm from Tuesday June 3 to Friday June 27. This is to allow street lighting works to be carried out in safety.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
They've applied to Fife Council for permission for a number of improvements to the historic venue on Canmore Street in Dunfermline. As well as replacement doors, two new canopies and wall mounted advert boxes, the plan is to remove the existing advertising banners on the front of the theatre and replace them with illuminated "moving LED display cabinets". A planning statement on behalf of the applicants, the Alhambra Theatre Trust, explained: "The hours of operation will be 8am until 11pm.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
They had sought planning permission from Fife Council for equipment to go outside their premises in the shopping parade off Regents Way. A report by planning officers explained: "The proposal would be for the erection of external plant compound for the operation of the supermarket. "This would include two condensing units attached to the building, a gas cooler installed on a concrete pad, and housing for condensers installed on a concrete plinth.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
John Bain, who was latterly a consultant at Morgans on East Port, passed away on May 16 at the age of 75 after a short illness. Born in Edinburgh, he went on to study English law at Cambridge University and then Scots law at Edinburgh University, before going on to train in the capital with Alex Morison. He joined Macbeth Currie as a solicitor in Dunfermline in 1981 and became a partner, staying with the firm until it merged with Morgans in 2018.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
Fife Council have given the discount retailer permission to knock down a bungalow on Admiralty Road, right next to their site, and development details have also been submitted. The new supermarket promises to bring 40 new jobs, as well as a bakery, customer toilets, baby changing facilities and plenty of parking, and they're aiming to open next year.
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1 week ago | 
alloaadvertiser.com | Ally McRoberts
The event commemorated four decades of skiing, snowboarding and tubing at the Clacks Council venue since it opened 1985. Firpark, with its state-of-the-art artificial slope and dedicated instructors, has introduced tens of thousands of people, from Clackmannanshire and beyond, to the joy of snow sports. And during the special week more than 450 people turned out to mark the milestone by taking part in activities.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
Roadworks in West Fife are leading to delays for drivers. (Image: Newsquest) ROADWORKS and temporary traffic lights in Dunfermline have led to queues of traffic and delays for motorists. Scottish Water are on site at the roundabout at the top of Carnegie Avenue, where it links with Masterton Road, Lapwing Drive and Skylark Road. Four-way traffic lights led to hold-ups this afternoon and there was very little warning for drivers until they came upon the works.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
There are temporary traffic lights causing delays at Dalgety Bay. (Image: Newsquest) THERE are major traffic hold-ups near Dalgety Bay due to roadworks on the A921 on the edge of the town. Fife Council have started repair works next to the roundabout which connects the road with Harbour Drive and the B916 Clockluine Road. Four-way temporary traffic lights have led to queues and tailbacks with frustration for motorists.
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1 week ago | 
dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts
Their field at the end of Berrylaw Place, a short hop from Pittencrieff Park, will be opened to take up to 200 extra vehicles. Stewards and signposts will guide motorists to the facility. The overflow parking can be accessed via William Street, just north of the Glen where the festival take place on Saturday and Sunday. READ MORE: ‘Bigger and better' Bruce Festival returns to Dunfermline Users will be asked to make a suggested donation of £3 to Scout funds for all-day parking.
