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A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Leonard Cheshire Disability worker Ray Wilson has been banned from the care sector.

Councillor Julie MacDougall says she has always been "pro-European" but does not know how she would vote if the referendum was re-run.

Police Scotland says Anthony 'Tony' Capon's contribution to the force "cannot be underestimated".

Julie MacDougall exited the Labour Party last year after she was blocked from standing at the Westminster election.

A Fife fishing syndicate claims Scottish Water has put their stock at risk by failing to recognise how shallow the reservoir is.

Around 30 firefighters tackled the blaze in the former Poundstretcher shop in March.

A sheriff told Jamie Mullan he was "probably the perfect example of why the sentencing powers of this court should be reviewed".

A warning has been issued after the military aircraft was spotted flying low across Tayside and Fife on Tuesday.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Emergency services were called to Oriel Road.

From a "cold" Gallagher brother to one band's "insane" night in Dundee, there have been plenty of memorable visits for stars of the 1990s music scene.

Areas including Perth, St Andrews, Kirkcaldy and Glenrothes are affected.

Shamed Labour politician David Graham was also placed on the sex offenders register for a decade.

The reservoir normally holds a billion gallons of water, serving households in Dunfermline and west Fife.

The Dutch registered Sans Vitesse arrived in the Firth of Forth on Monday.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

A third man also suffered serious injuries in the crash on the B996 near Kelty.

Detective Inspector Graham Watson lifts the lid on how police were able to bring David Graham to justice.

The judge made excoriating comments about Michael McRobie's character as he was jailed.

Darren Davies ignored a police dog biting into him to batter its handler with a baton and bite through his ear.

Graham Redpath, who sang with Foo Fifers, has been remembered as a "great guy" who was "enthusiastic in all that he did".

The former Greenside Hotel in Leslie, near Glenrothes, is now empty and boarded up, despite ambitions to provide accommodation for people affected by drug misuse.

The Newport Inn, on the banks of the River Tay, is run by Dundee chef Gillian Veal.

The South Dunfermline Community Council’s Family Fun Day returned after a seven‑year wait with an action‑packed day for all ages.

Police chased the stolen white Vauxhall Corsa on Saturday afternoon.

Pink Health and Fitness was given permission to open in St Andrews, despite a warning the decision was letting "the genie out the bottle".

Noody Dook organiser Lee Walls, of Dunfermline, says the experience is incredibly liberating.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.