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

Gordon Hogg was acquitted after a sheriff said the allegations "were made against a background of teenage gossip".

Lucy Jess has been absent from her job as headteacher at Wormit and Balmerino primary schools for several months.

T-Squared Social opened in the building last year.

The former SNP chief executive made the admission at the High Court in Edinburgh on Monday morning.

The SNP motorhome was taken by police in Dunfermline in April 2023.

Wemyss Estates lodged the huge application in October 2022.

Dylan Dixon terrorised his partner, who has bravely opened up to The Courier about her ongoing trauma.

Tayfest festival in Tayport welcomed all ages with local talent, music, and great food. Relive the highlights from this family-friendly celebration.

Discover highlights from the Fife Show in Cupar, celebrating agriculture with livestock parades, shows and family fun.

Jurors unanimously convicted James Rennie, who once drunkenly snuck onto planes parked at Edinburgh Airport, of the attack at Pizza Boy in Dunfermline.

Thousands of Pars fans cheered on their side against Celtic at Hampden Park. The Courier was there to see them off at East End Park.

Our pictures from the St Andrews school's leavers' prom

The incident involving a van happened on Friday afternoon.

Relive The Courier's live updates as the Pars took on the Glasgow side at Hampden Park.

Paul Cramb’s company was previously exempt from paying the tax - but he now faces a near £4,000 annual bill.

Fife Council has apologised to the family.

In an exclusive Courier interview, the Rebus creator speaks to Michael Alexander about libraries, comics, BookTok, prisons and the enduring power of reading in an age of digital distraction.

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

A van collided with a building in the Abbeyview area.

The collision involved a van and a motorcycle.

Two fire crews battled the fire for more than 90 minutes.

A Fife councillor challenged senior fire service officers over proposed cuts as they presented their annual report.

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

The 41-year-old is due in court on Friday.

The road was closed for three hours following the collision.

Firefighters have been praised for their hard work to prevent the fire from spreading to the countryside.

James Hunter repeatedly called the office to 'book holidays' but performed a lewd act while on the phone.

Fife Council has been asked what it can do to minimise the impact of roadworks on drivers and businesses.

Neil McPherson gave the massive reading after being found in his car in Dunfermline.