Dunfermline News

The news section

An archive of all 79 news stories from Visit Dunfermline are shown below.

• Fife wins public sector organisation of the year award (31-12-2008)
  Against stiff competition from councils and public sector bodies across the UK, Fife Council has won the 2008 Public Sector Organisation of the Year Award at the British Computer Society IT Industry Awards in London.
• Fife Council Festive Closures (24-12-2008)
  Days that fife council offices are closed over the 2008/09 festive period.
• Queen Anne Community Use publish 2009 Programme (19-12-2008)
  Queen Anne Community Use , Dunfermline, Christmas has come early! We are delighted to present you with our Spring 2009 Programme.
• Million pound boost for Carnegie Leisure Centre (19-12-2008)
  Fife Council has received a £1.1m boost towards the redevelopment of Carnegie Leisure Centre in Dunfermline.
• Carnegie Hall beats the credit crunch (18-12-2008)
  Perhaps they should be calling Edinburgh the "Dear, green place" as well as Glasgow after a quick survey by Carnegie Hall into comparative prices for a family excursion to the panto.
• New Rosyth - Zeebrugge ferry to be named . (16-12-2008)
  The new Norfolkline ferry used to transport passengers and freight from Rosyth to Zeebrugge is expected to be named The Scottish Viking.
• Changes to 74/74B, 76 and D5/D6 local bus services (14-12-2008)
  Dunfermline Bus Service Changes - Effective from Monday 12th January 2009
• Glory Years at The Alhambra in pictures (09-12-2008)
  Some images from a wonderful night of DAFC nostalgia at The Alhambra Theatre. All images courtesy of dafc.net.
• Donations to Dunfermline Carnegie Library by the Robert Henryson Society. (09-12-2008)
  Members of the Robert Henryson Society met in the Special Collections Room of Dunfermline Carnegie Library recently to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Society's foundation in November 1993.
• Pilmuir Works Appeal (09-12-2008)
  The National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) and Carnegie Hall is appealing to ex-employees or anyone with a connection to the Pilmuir Works Factory in Dunfermline to get in touch.