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Bobby Kamwa’s efforts since joining Burton Albion as a free agent have been rewarded with an 18-month contract. The 22-year-old forward joins the list of signings made by the Brewers during January.
The deal is understood to have been sorted on deadlin…
Five self-driving buses are to take to the roads as part of a new pilot scheme by the Government. The buses will operate in Scotland from spring.
The single-decker buses will transport passengers between Ferrytoll park and ride in Fife and Edinburgh Pa…
Fraserburgh-based Gray & Adams has for the first time in 65 years of trading issued retrospective price increases to its customers to cover surging raw material costs.
The family-owned business – which bills itself as the UK’s leading supplier of r…
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A tipper truck driver was trapped for hours in his cab after crashing into a tractor transporting grain on a Fife road.
James McEwan, 50, was driving eastbound on the A907 road near Bogside Fa…
Following the launch today (25 March) of the 12-week Green Freeport bidding process by the UK and Scottish governments, local politicians have stepped up to strongly back Forth Ports Group’s plan to submit a compelling proposal for a Firth of Forth Gre…
Corrie McKeague died after getting into a bin on a night out, inquest findsFather of the RAF serviceman says he hopes ruling will shine ‘a new light on the truth for everyone’ RAF gunner Corrie McKeague, who vanished on a night out in 2016, died after …
Corrie McKeague can ‘finally rest in peace’ after six-year long, £2million investigation: Inquest concludes RAF gunner DID die in 2016 ‘when he climbed into bin behind Greggs and was crushed in waste lorry’ – as devastated family accept his body will n…
A bin was mistakenly thought to have been too light to have contained a missing RAF gunner because of an error in the process of weighing the bins, an inquest has heard.
23-year-old Corrie McKeague, of Dunfermline, Fife, went missing in September 2016 …
A bin was mistakenly thought to have been too light to have had missing RAF gunner Corrie McKeague inside it because a device used by the bin lorry driver to get the weight of the bin had not been cleared before the start of the driver’s shift, an inqu…