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The practice has supported more than 550 self‑build projects across the UK since its formation.

The Old Course Hotel and various other venues in the Fife town will host events.

Cocaine addict Edward McCallum cannot remember the terrifying incident in which one PC was injured, the court heard.

While the planning application has a shortfall of 20 parking spaces, the applicant argues the site is well served by public transport.

Commercial and residential properties were targeted in the month-long spree.

Up to four Chinook helicopters flying from RAF Leuchars will be among the aircraft flying over the region.

The first minister said the accusation about an email reportedly sent by his deputy to staff was baseless.

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

Charles Gilray, 53, was last seen in the Dundee area on Friday.

Thousands flocked to Rockore Festival at Lochore Meadows, with ABC headlining and two stages entertaining music fans all day.

The Fife-raised Blairgowrie funeral director’s football career appeared over at 23 after a devastating knee injury - until Hearts gave him an extraordinary second chance.

Daniel Tosh triggered a missing persons appeal last summer after the grey Audi he took from his ex-girlfriend in Dundee collided with shrubbery.

Connor Nicoll credits Taymara with helping him find a career at sea - now the Dundee charity wants to give more young people the chance to benefit from the River Tay.

Emergency services were called to the Harbour View area of Methil.

Occupying the birthplace site of four-time Open Champion Old Tom Morris, 121 North Street is on sale for offers over £925,000.

The business operates branches in Kirkcaldy, Markinch and Leven.

A sheriff noted that the incident in Rosyth could give young people a bad name and told the trio they should be "thoroughly ashamed".

One police car attended the scene.

Lisa Tarling says she will stop at nothing to improve safety measures after Phoenix Birkett 17, disappeared from the Tay Road Bridge on April 8.

The Seafood Ristorante has been granted planning permission to extend its distinctive glass premises by almost a third.

Ben Clark twice attacked his partner at her Dunfermline home and robbed her of her mobile phone in April this year.

The collision happened shortly before 7pm on Thursday.

The facility will be located at Randolph Wemyss Memorial Hospital in Buckhaven.

The accessory and jewellery brand has taken over a vacant shop unit.

The venue at Falkland Estate opened on Thursday.

The St Andrews-based information commissioner expressed surprise at the amount of public money used – and compared it with his “juice and bagels” staff get-together

These 10 men have been reported missing for an extended period of time.

Ballintaggart took over the former Newport Bakery shops in November.

Drivers faced lengthy delays after the incident, which was attended by two ambulances.

It is hoped a new masterplan will transform the Fife abbey into a heritage and pilgrimage destination.