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Free Café Inc school meal programme returns across Fife for October break (opens the original)
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A free holiday meal scheme for children and young people is returning during the October break. Fife Council will run its Café Inc programme from October 12 to 23, offering free, healthy meals to children and young people while schools are closed. No booking is required, and children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult, who can also receive a meal if supplies allow. Councillor Linda Erskine, Fife Councilâs strategic spokesperson for communities, said: "Iâm aware that there is still a l
New community first responders ready to provide life-saving support in Dunfermline (opens the original)
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A new team of trained volunteers has been established to deliver life-saving support in Dunfermline, Rosyth, and Inverkeithing. The eight-strong community first responder (CFR) group have been trained by the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) to attend potentially life-threatening incidents before an ambulance arrives. Paul Ruthven, a Dunfermline community first responder, said: "It is natural to feel a little nervous but thanks to the excellent training, ongoing support from the SAS Community Res
US man uncovers long lost family history with Dunfermline library's help (opens the original)
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A library team has been praised for helping an American man uncover long-lost family history in Scotland. Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries' Local Studies team supported Dr Sean Cortopassi from Virginia in tracing his Meldrum ancestors, a weaving family from Dunfermline. The search began in December 2025, sparked by a wish to help his Edinburgh-born grandmother, Helen Thelma Marcelin, rediscover her family roots. Sharron McColl, local studies supervisor at the library, said: "This wasn't
Volunteer-led footcare service launches at Rosyth Health Centre (opens the original)
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A new clinic is bringing much-needed footcare closer to home. The new clinic, based at Rosyth Health Centre and provided by Fife Voluntary Action (FVA) through Footcare Fife, is made possible thanks to the dedication of volunteers and aims to improve mobility and comfort for those who can no longer manage their own footcare due to health conditions. Among the volunteers is Kim, who was inspired to join the team after learning about Footcare Fife through the NHS Podiatry Team in High Valleyfield.
Sold-out reunion gig and comedy night set for Alhambra weekend (opens the original)
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A sold-out reunion concert and a night of comedy are set to draw crowds to the Alhambra Theatre this weekend. The Draymin, a Dunfermline band, will perform their first hometown show in 11 years on Saturday, October 3, in what will be their biggest home gig to date. An Alhambra Theatre spokesperson said: "We are delighted to be welcoming The Draymin to the Alhambra for their long-awaited reunion. "It’s a special night whenever our theatre is completely full, but even more so when it’s a local ban
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