Delays in building six of 11 new national treatment centres supposed to cut NHS backlogs caused by the pandemic also meant it was unlikely promises to patients would be kept.
Mr Boyle said an ambition to double maintenance spending would also be missed…
Road policing officers are appealing for information from the public following the fatal collision on the B981 on Monday afternoon.
The incident involving a red and white Scania articulated lorry and a white Vauxhall Astra car happened around 12.30pm.
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A motoring group which has invested more than £5 million into Aberdeen in the last 18 months is celebrating record profits.
John Clark Motor Group can trace its history in the Granite City back more than 50 years to the opening of Lothian Sports Care …
It will be shut from 11pm on Thursday night until 6am on Friday morning – when no trains are running on the Fife Circle – to minimise disruption to rail passengers and local residents.
The diversion route for motorists will incorporate Halbeath Road, W…
That’s according to local MP Douglas Chapman who said there was always a concern that “much of the investment” would be focused on the capital rather than the areas that make up the partnership.
But now that Dunfermline has equal status as a city, he s…
Douglas Chapman MP says the service across the North Sea “can and will pay its way” and has written to Humza Yousaf to help speed up its return.
Ferries stopped sailing between Rosyth and Zeebrugge five years ago and the SNP politician has led the camp…
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David McKay, 33, of Croall Place, appeared at Dunfermline Sheriff Court.
He admitted that on March 14 last year on the A985 southwards at the Kincardine Bridge, he shouted, swore and placed his head against another man’s head.
The incident followed a c…