Dunfermline, Scotland News

Labour has been accused of hypocrisy by criticising Scottish Government grants to companies who "dodge tax" and plans to cut corporation tax at Holyrood while praising grants and tax cuts elsewhere.

Daniel Rous, MD at Furniture Plus, who has decided to leave the charity for a new challenge.

Free wi-fi will be provided at 25 of Scotland's train stations by March next year, passengers have been promised.

CHIEF medical officer Sir Harry Burns and Ros Moore, the chief nursing officer, called on the public to practise good hand hygiene despite keeping quiet on the superbug outbreak.

The history of both public and private gardens in the United Kingdom is long one.

THE Queen may have celebrated her Diamond Jubilee, but one Thurrock woman is marking her own 60 years in the job.

NHS blasted for not revealing the hospitals where a new strain of the deadly C.diff superbug killed 3 people BOTH experts and the family of victims of the bug have criticised the health service for keeping quiet on which hospitals have been hit by the killer bug.

The Forth Bridge was opened in 1890. The new bridge will be the fifth major bridge over the river Forth The public are being asked to vote to decide the name of the new Forth bridge.

Fifty firefighters have been scrambled to the scene of a large fire in a seaside town, according to the fire service.

A senior hospital nurse who taped a sign saying 'Feed Me' to a frail patient on April Fool's Day was today branded "a disgrace to his profession". Glen Davidson, 39, wrote the "despicable" note during a night shift and fixed it to a tube-fed elderly stroke victim.