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Fife Council set date for Bothwell Gardens roundabout works

MOTORISTS in Dunfermline city centre are facing major disruption this summer with 16 weeks of roadworks about to begin.

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GoFibre: Plans to extend full-fibre broadband network in Fife

Independent broadband provider GoFibre has revealed the next locations for its full-fibre network in Fife, connecting thousands of people.

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Call for CalMac to operate international ferry from Fife to Europe

Scotland's transport minister has been urged to consider whether CalMac could operate a direct ferry route between Rosyth and the Continent.

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Call for CalMac to operate international ferry from Rosyth to Europe

Scotland's transport minister has been urged to consider whether CalMac could operate a direct ferry route between Rosyth and the continent.

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Fife town s 20mph speed limit to be ditched because most drivers don t obey it

© Steve Brown / DCT Media Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A 20mph speed limit in a Fife town is to be scrapped because drivers won’t obey it. Officials say 85% of drivers are ignoring 20mph signs on the B9130 in Markinch, despite extensive efforts to enforce the rules. Most are travelling at 29 or 30 mph and Fife Council officers say changing the limit to 30 will “align the mandatory limit to drivers’ perception.” The current 20mph zone.

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