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Tourism ‘roadmap’ begins to take shape after Dunfermline roundtable (opens the original)
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A “roadmap” aimed at attracting more tourists to Dunfermline has begun to take shape after key figures met to discuss the city’s visitor economy. Graeme Downie MP hosted the tourism roundtable this morning (Thursday) at Abbot House alongside Tom Arthur MSP, the Scottish Government’s Minister for Business and Fair Work. Representatives from the city’s tourism, heritage, cultural and business sectors gathered to discuss how Dunfermline’s attractions and venues could be better promoted and supporte
Massive queues on A92 near Crossgates following incident (opens the original)
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Drivers are facing delays on the A92 between Crossgates and Cowdenbeath following an incident. Traffic Scotland first reported problems on the northbound carriageway at 3.39pm on Wednesday, stating that the road was restricted due to a broken-down vehicle. The incident sparked massive queues on the busy route, with traffic backing up towards the Crossgates roundabout during the afternoon rush hour. At the time of the alert, Traffic Scotland said: "The A92 is currently restricted northbound betwe
Dunfermline tourism roundtable aims to unlock city's visitor potential (opens the original)
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Key figures are set to come together this week for a tourism roundtable aimed at helping unlock Dunfermline's potential as a visitor destination. The event, hosted by Dunfermline and Dollar MP Graeme Downie, will take place at Abbot House tomorrow (Thursday) from 10am until noon. Scottish Government Business and Fair Work Minister Tom Arthur MSP is due to attend alongside a range of stakeholders with expertise in tourism and economic development. The event builds on Mr Downie's recent Dunfermlin
Police appeal to trace missing teenager with links to Dunfermline (opens the original)
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Police are appealing for help to trace a missing teenager from East Lothian who is believed to have links to Dunfermline. Douglas McCormack, 15, was last seen in Dunbar at around 5pm on Monday, September 28. Officers say the missing boy may have connections to Dunfermline, as well as Edinburgh city centre and Glasgow city centre. Douglas is described as being around 5ft 10in tall with a slim build. When last seen, he was wearing a navy blue Berghaus top, black tracksuit bottoms and black Nike tr
Six months of disruption ahead as key West Fife road set to close (opens the original)
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SIX months of disruption ahead for West Fife drivers after a major road closure was confirmed as part of electricity infrastructure works linked to a new housing development in Cairneyhill. Sunnyside Road, which links the village to Oakley, will shut from October 26 for at least 25 weeks while underground power cables are installed. The project, being carried out by GTC, was the subject of a public meeting in Oakley on Monday evening, where residents were updated on plans and given assurances ab
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