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AN Ipswich family says they are indebted to their neighbours for the kindness and generosity they showed in the wake of a devastating house fire which will likely result in their home being demolished.
The McLean’s Raceview home was badly damaged in a fire last Friday with firefighters managing to bring the blaze under control within 15 minutes of arriving.
But the fire caused significant damage to the two-storey house on Rumsey Drive with the top level gutted.
Raceview house fire: Raceview resident Kathleen McLean walks through her house after it was badly damaged by fire on Friday, April 23.
The new Dunfermline secondary schools and college building could be on land at Halbeath Interchange.
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Significant progress is being made towards two new secondary schools co-located with Fife College in Dunfermline, according to education chiefs.
Parents, teachers, pupils and local residents could soon have their say on the proposed £180 million super campus which would replace Woodmill High School and St Columba’s RC High School, as it is hoped public consultation will begin soon.