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Revellers enjoyed a packed day of fun and entertainment.

The Methil singer will be recording his album with The Darkness guitarist Dan Hawkins.

The Glaswegian shared his thoughts on his takeaway with his 400,000 Facebook followers.

Kenneth Bond also admitted changing his police-approved hotel plans and spending a night 27 miles away from where officers had been told.

Businesses in the busy town fear they will lose £1.8m if tourists avoid the area due to lack of parking and construction lorries.

It was 12 months of 'growth, learning and impact'.

On the final day of summer graduations at St Andrews, hundreds of students donned their gowns and celebrated with family in St Salvator’s Quad.

Builders believe damage caused to the Church Street building will cost around £600 to fix.

A police helicopter was also seen in the area between Kirkcaldy and Lochgelly.

The fire at the esplanade was reported just after 7am on Friday.

Basset hound Lulu has been attacked seven times and people have been chased and bitten.

This week's planning round-up also includes details on how a new Levenmouth river park will be looked after.

Big Kid Circus is currently at Warout Playing Fields.

An academic procession wove its way along North Street, and into St Salvator’s Quad, where guests joined the festivities with the new graduates.

Sarah Wilson has been ordered to compensate the woman whose hair was yanked out.

The owner of family-run Starosta Cafe says staff have been left 'deeply affected'.

Congratulations were in order as hundreds of students received their degrees.

Christopher Watson was banned from tech that deleted its usage history.

Golden Chip in Dunfermline was recognised at Scotland's Business Awards.

Enid Mann, 64, told The Courier she felt like her daughter was 'kidnapped' after she was moved out of her supported accommodation.

I sampled lunch at Pitteuchar West Primary School, with the help of some P2 pupils who showed me where to line up and what the best food is.

College principal Jim Metcalfe has warned of potential campus closures and staff cuts.

Connor Davidson admitted stealing vehicles and fuel, dangerous driving and possessing a knife.

The youngster was put under a local anaesthetic, her mum told The Courier.

The King and Queen Consort visited the Fife town to mark the 100th anniversary of the war memorial.

Properties could be damaged by heavy rain and lightning strikes.

The incident happened in Kelty on Tuesday afternoon.

Derry Nelson also spat in a woman's face as he caused chaos in Buckhaven.

The Kingdom Centre's Albany Gate area is described as "no longer fit for modern retail" and is earmarked for disposal.

David Stewart crashed at Drumeldrie, near Upper Largo, in May.