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

Drivers are being warned to expect delays.

A campaign group backing nurse Ms Peggie’s fight against her employer say further investigation is needed after 12 corrections were made to the decision.

The homes, at the newly named Weavers View, are part of a £40 million project.

A new flood alert system has been introduced in the Kinloss Park area.

The Met Office says the region should be braced for 'persistent and heavy' rainfall.

Lane closures are set to cause disruption at a busy Dundee junction and roadworks continue on the A90.

Acts like The Smiths, The Beatles and Ed Sheeran have all referenced towns and cities in the area.

35 tenants in West Wemyss and Denbeath have been given weeks to quit their homes.

The National Year of Reading was launched with a royal visit to Edinburgh.

The singer's first album, In Limerence, was released in May last year to critical acclaim.

Tribunal president Judge Susan Walker says mistakes were not caused by Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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

The local authority has been criticised for its response to icy conditions.

The former Tannadice top dog has made his move into a new sport.

The Wellerman singer and the Saint PHNX Band performed at Dunfermline Public Park on Sunday.

One person was taken to hospital after an incident on the A921.

Small businesses in Dalgety Bay have criticised an "illogical" rates re-evaluation where some bills have shot up by as much as 72%.

The Kingsgate was taken over by Belgate Estates last year.

Hundreds attend Frostbite Trail Race in Lochore Meadows enjoying the woodland and loch side course.

More than 18,000 parking tickets were issued by the local authority between January 1 and November 1.

The thieves reportedly smashed their way into the store shortly before 1am on Thursday.

The tribunal ruled the nurses' dignity had been violated and a 'hostile, intimidating, humiliating and degrading environment' created.

Beth Jowett, who now runs a pub in Fife, believes some are entering the adult entertainment industry too early.

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

Crowds gathered at the Lochgelly Centre to enjoy Bonnie & Clyde the Musical, performed live by the Playhouse Theatre Company.

Trains are set to be diverted or replaced by buses from January 17.

Louise Kennedy-Dalby's bus journey was made three times longer than it should have been due to problems disembarking.

Kelly McGregor has undergone a remarkable physical and mental health transformation after she was involved in a serious car crash.

Lee Spence followed a 16-year-old girl and made inappropriate comments to her in Glenrothes.