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Freuchie residents whose homes were wrecked by floods in August have set up an official action group dedicated to improving the village's flood prevention measures.

Scottish landscape artist John Houston has died, aged 78.

For the whole of October, Historic Scotland is repeating its amazingly popular Kids Go Free offer.

Results of the Fife wide competition

Members of the trades unions UNISON, Unite and GMB staged a 24-hour strike in support of their pay claim, following on from a similar protest on August 20.

Reunion reminder

It's over but a good time was had!

A senior Fife Council transport official this week questioned why the Freuchie Mill houses devastated by last month's floods had been built on such low lying ground.

Fife has been officially named the most beautiful council area in Scotland following the success of Cupar, St Andrews and Glenrothes at this week's Beautiful Scotland awards.

If you haven't got your tickets for the Freuchie Cricket Club Dinner Dance yet - now's your chance.

CHURCH NEWS. The service last Sunday was conducted by Rev. George Nicol, with scripture readings given by Mrs. Pauline Normand.

North East Fife MSP, Iain Smith has called on the Scottish Government to finish implementing the Route Accident Reduction Plan for the A92, which would improve the A92 through North East Fife much more than by extending the dual carriageway through it.

o coincide with Freuchie Cricket Club's centenary year, a new edition of a book that tells the story of the club's finest hour has just been published by Birlinn Ltd., Edinburgh.

Church news

Details of Door open events in east Fife on 21 Sept

Public Meeting: Recent flooding in Freuchie.

Freuchie Church News: 25 Aug 08

Design a badge to celebrate Freuchie Scout's centenary next year

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) warned yesterday that the weather forecast for the next few days indicated more rain and possible outbreaks of thunder and lightning on the east coast, with the risk of further flooding.

An entire cul-de-sac in Freuchie has been devastated after heavy rain hit Fife again. More than a dozen homes in Freuchie Mill were flooded, with furniture and possessions ruined, and at least 20 cars have been destroyed.

The population of Scotland has risen to its highest level since 1983, according to government statistics.

Curtis Fine Papers, in Guardbridge has ceased production, with the loss of 180 jobs.

Sadly the 2008 Village cup competition has had to be cancelled due to lack of support.

Freuchie Church News: 8 July 08

Freuchie in Flower are streamlining the village competition for 2008. There are 5 categories.

Church News: Freuchie 16 June 08

If you're a keen photographer, why not enter the Rural Gateway website's photo competition? Following the success of their 2007 competition, this year's is bigger and better.

Questionnaires for community to complete re ways to spend £25k environmental improvement grant

Freuchie in Flower celebrate Freuchie Cricket Club centenary year with new flower bed

Minutes of the recent Freuchie Community Council AGM and April meeting now available on the portal

Freuchie Church News: 14 May 08

Prevent NE Fife phone boxes being axed

Freuchie Parish Church news

Winter training times

Church News: Freuchie 22 Apr 08

New Forth bridge ‘ready by 2016’

Freuchie Parish Church news

New web portal launches officially today in Freuchie

Four Churches of the Howe of Fife Parish celebrate silver jubilee

Freuchie Parish Church news

Freuchie Parish Church news

Freuchie scouting update

New head for Freuchie PS

Freuchie couple's golden day

Entry packs for 08 funding available now

Freuchie Parish Church news

A summary of higlights and actions from the Mar 08 meeting

Close of the Big Conversation coming soon.

Smoke alarm check reminder

Freuchie Cricket Club newsletter

Rural gateway photo competition

Thanks to all who contributed to January's coffee morning. Though attendance was limited, the support was such that £1330 was raised by attendees - almost the same as last year. Huge thanks to everyone who supported the event.

SHOCKED local councillors are seeking urgent improvements to Freuchie Primary school following a damning report by government inspectors.

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Fife Council is currently carrying out a study to identify areas of landscape which should be recognised, celebrated and protected by a local landscape designation.

JANUARY arrived with a vengeance this week as winds of up to 80mph battered north east Fife, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

FIFE Council has acted swiftly to restore the reputation of Freuchie Primary school in the wake of a damning report by inspectors.

Proposed core paths for Strathmiglo, Ladybank, Gateside, Falkland, Auchtermuchty and the Lomond Hills have been drawn up after two years of consultation. Fife Council invites your comment re major omissions or errors prior to the formal statutory consultation stage which will probably take place from the beginning of April 2008. See web link below for more.