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Liquidators appointed for West Fife construction firm with plans for dozens of houses (opens the original)
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Liquidators have been appointed for a Dalgety Bay construction business with multiple developments in the works. Sips Homes Burntisland Ltd was registered to an address in the town’s Donibristle Industrial Estate until the start of this week. Its website shows that it has three current projects underway, with 48 houses planned across Loch Lomond and North Lanarkshire. The firm has been approached regarding what will happen with them. It was previously involved in creating the Kirkton Lea develop
Flaring to take place at Mossmorran over the next couple of days (opens the original)
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Flaring will take place at Shell’s Mossmorran Plant over the next couple of days. It will be visible from neighbouring areas including Cowdenbeath and Lochgelly. Manager of the facility, Mark Downes, said: “This is linked to adjustments we are making to our operating system. “Flaring is a normal and safely managed part of our operations. While we aim to minimise flaring, at times, controlled use of the flares is necessary for operational work. “We recognise that the flare can be seen locally in
Dunfermline world buffet 'closed until further notice' (opens the original)
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Dunfermline’s Booffi restaurant has closed its doors until further notice. The all-you-can-eat establishment opened more than year ago in June 2025, serving cuisine from all over the world. It sits on Carnegie Drive in the former home of the famous Kinema Ballroom, which hosted top acts including David Bowie, The Clash, Billy Connolly, and The Kinks. A sign has appeared on the main entrance that simply reads “closed until further notice”. The previous Kinema Restaurant that occupied the space cl
Government intervention fails to revive Rosyth to Europe ferry plans (opens the original)
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An intervention from the Scottish Government was not enough to revive plans for a ferry service between Rosyth and Dunkirk. But another part of the country could benefit from a sea link to Europe instead if a commercial partner is found. Deputy first minister, Jenny Gilruth, met with Forth Ports to discuss the issue on Wednesday, September 23, after the company announced earlier in the month that it was pulling out of the project. But a spokesperson for it said: “Forth Ports’ position on the pro
Lorry issues 'worsening' as litter pickers avoid area due to 'human waste' (opens the original)
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Safety issues with lorries parking around Dunfermline’s Amazon Fulfilment Centre are “worsening” after more than a decade of complaints, and litter picking groups say they avoid the area due to “health concerns” about human waste. An added worry of hundreds of children passing by each day has been thrown in with two schools and a college campus opening up over the past two years just off off where the vehicles routinely sit on Sandpiper Drive. Councillor Lynn Ballantyne-Wardlaw said: “We are ext
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