Dunfermline News

The news section

An archive of all 63 news stories from Visit Dunfermline are shown below.

• New bridge on upper Forth due to open. (19-11-2008)
  A new road bridge across the upper Forth is due to be opened by First Minister Alex Salmond.
• Billy Liddell honoured in SFA Hall of Fame (18-11-2008)
  Campaigners bidding to have the name of Townhill footballing legend Billy Liddell immortalised are delighted that the Scottish Football Association (SFA) has decided to add him to the Scottish Hall of Fame.
• Pupils from Queen Anne High School embark on sponsored trek across Forth Road Bridge. (16-11-2008)
  Pupils from Queen Anne High School took on a sponsored trek across the Forth Road Bridge.
• Christmas is coming to The Kingsgate Shopping Centre (14-11-2008)
  Christmas arrives at Dunfermline's Kingsgate next Thursday with the shopping centre's launch of its month-long programme of festive activity.
• Remain of Saint Margaret set to return to Dunfermline. (13-11-2008)
  A BONE relic of St Margaret, 11th century queen of Scotland, is to be returned to Dunfermline after an absence of more than 400 years.
• Pars glory years on show for all. Friday, December 5th (12-11-2008)
  Dunfermline FC's glory years will be relived by fans—not on the terraces but in the opulent setting of a restored theatre. Dunfermline’s refurbished Alhambra Theatre will play host to an evening of football nostalgia on Friday, December 5th.
• Polish art on show in Dunfermline (08-11-2008)
  THREE West Fife artists are showing their works at an exhibition which celebrates Scottish and Polish culture and arts. Stephen Ratomski and Karol Cebula, both of Dunfermline, and Aimee Bogacz, from Dalgety Bay, will be participating in Witamy!
• Dunfermline stars in new BBC programme. (07-11-2008)
  WHEN producers of a new BBC series wanted a suitably historic site to capture the essence of the country’s history, they rolled the cameras into Scotland’s ancient capital.
• Water Polo club get receptiion at Dunfermline City Chambers (06-11-2008)
  Reception to honour city's waterpolo team.
• Midnight League kicks off in Dunfermline (04-11-2008)
  A new Midnight League has kicked off at Queen Anne High School in Dunfermline. The sessions are open to young people age 13 - 17 years and run from 8 - 10pm. The project is supported by the Local Action Fund so the cost is just £1.00 per participant.