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Man and five youths charged after report of 'assault' on Cowdenbeath bus (opens the original)
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A man and five youths have now been charged after police received a report of an “assault” on a Cowdenbeath bus at the weekend. The incident happened on Saturday evening (September 26) and a total of six people have been charged in connection with the incident. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 8.45pm on Saturday, September 26, 2026, officers received a report of an assault on a bus in Cowdenbeath. “A man and five male youths have been charged in connection with the incident. "Reports
Five new signs installed to help visitors discover Dalgety Bay's attractions (opens the original)
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New signs to help people discover what Dalgety Bay has to offer have been installed in the town. These five monoliths feature maps and information about Dalgety Bay and have been installed at the train station, St David’s Harbour, shops at Moray North, Regents Way Centre and The Avenue. An additional nine fingerposts are also being installed around the town. The signage on display in the town. (Image: Contributed) The idea for the signs came about after many visitors struggled to find their way
Tartan Talkers: Dunfermlineâs first military tattoo hailed a âmassive successâ (opens the original)
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Dunfermlineâs first military tattoo event has been hailed a âmassive successâ by organisers. The event saw hundreds of people turn up to the cityâs Glen Pavilion on Saturday (September 26) to celebrate military tradition and Scottish culture, while raising awareness of suicide prevention. It was organised by Tartan Talkers, a male suicide prevention charity, which was launched back in 2022 by Jackie Walls in memory of her nephew, Scott Taylor. The event saw hundreds of people turn up to
EATS Rosyth's Apple Day event draws in 400 people to mark autumn harvest (opens the original)
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An Apple Day held by EATS Rosyth brought the community together to celebrate the autumn harvest. Around 400 people gathered at the organisation’s Centenary Orchard on Saturday (September 26). It was an afternoon full of activities, food, and entertainment, with a key attraction being the apple tasting and pressing. It was an afternoon of activities, food, and entertainment, with a key attraction being the apple tasting and pressing. (Image: David Wardle) This gave visitors the chance to sample d
27 crimes reported across West Fife and coastal villages in one month (opens the original)
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A total of 27 crimes were reported in the West Fife and Coastal Villages area over a period of a month. These incidents took place between August 25 and September 24 of this year and were published in the Police Scotland Ward 1 Police report. Split into police subdivisions, there were six crimes recorded in subdivision 1A. This included vandalism, threatening and abusive behaviour and assaults, including the assault of a police officer. Those incidents took place in Torryburn, Newmills, High Val
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