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Double decker bus destroyed by fire outside Fife election count venue

Harry Gow Bakery placing the Joob Joob at the Empire Biscuit Challenge

I was a judge at a giant empire biscuit making challenge

SSEN transmission has committed to £10bn of investment to upgrade the electricity network infrastructure across the north of Scotland (Picture: Stuart Nicol)

Grid investment and planning reform must go hand in hand

Fife College's St Brycedale Campus in Kirkcaldy (Pic: Scott Louden)

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SGN Apprentice learning at Fife College

Fife College awarded record £2.4m Modern Apprenticeship contract

Joanna Campbell has taken over as head of Glasgow Kelvin College

All Scottish pupils 'should have one year at college' in shake-up

(l to r) Stuart Miller, Geospatial Lead at Fife College, Lauren Miller, Lecturer – Pathway to Healthcare & Life Sciences at Fife College, Iain Hawker, Assistant Principal – Partnerships & Enterprise at Fife College and Gillian Dobry, Academic & Quality Manager – Computing & Technologies at Fife College are pictured with the AGI Award for Geospatial Collaboration and Partnership.

Fife College wins prestigious award for UK-first Geospatial skills course

The former college buildings where police uncovered a major cannabis haul (Pic: Fife Free Press)

£7million drugs haul as police raid former college building in Fife

Fife College's St Brycedale Campus in Kirkcaldy (Pic: Scott Louden)

Scottish college reviews courses after £1.3m budget cut

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Exclusive Number of universities and colleges dealing with dangerous Raac rises to 18

Fife College graduation

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Installation view of Our World at Tramway, Glasgow PIC: John Devlin / The Scotsman

Video report: Our World exhibition at Tramway, Glasgow

A computer generated image of the new Fife College campus in Dunfermline.

Balfour Beatty to employ 400 workers on back of Fife college campus contract

Iain Hawker, Assistant Principal – Quality and Academic Partnerships, Fife College

Colleges are doing great things to help our country recover from Covid - Iain Ha...

Iain Hawker, Assistant Principal – Quality and Academic Partnerships, Fife College

More and more students starting degree at college rather than committing for thr...

The course subjects include Computing, Business, Football, Finance

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Dr Hugh Hall, Principal of Fife College

Colleges put heads together to help people back into jobs

The vandalism and destruction to one of the rooms at the back of the Round House

Video: The shocking decay of former college campus

A recent study reported that one in three students may now change their education plans due to the impact of the pandemic

Why a degree at local college may be students’ best option – Iain Hawker

Pic Greg Macvean - 22/02/2018 - 07971 826 457 The Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards, RBS Gogarburn All award winners on stage

Siobhan Jordan: Industry-academia collaborations showcase ground-breaking projec...

The latest additions mean than 10 per centofMities EVs are now based in Scotland. Picture: Contributed

Mitie milestone as electric vans arrive at Edinburgh Castle

The tractor overturned into a garden on Lundin Links in Fife around 3.40 am this morning. Picture: Fife jammer locations

'It's a huge inconvenience,' says woman after tractor crashes into home

John Swinney is to visit Woodmill High School in Dunfermline today. Picture: Micheal Gillen/JPI Media

John Swinney to announce funding for fire damaged Woodmill High School

Some pupils at Woodmill have returned to lessons.

Woodmill High pupils return to lessons at host schools

Students attending Fife College who achieve a Higher National Certificate or Diploma qualification over one or two years can progress directly into year two or three of a degree course if they get the required grades (Picture: iStockphoto/Getty)

How you can get an honours degree by going to a college – Iain Hawker

Two bee hives are now installed on the shopping centre's land.

Plenty of buzz about new eco campaign in Fife shopping centre

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club

REVEALED: Kirkcaldy & Central Fife Sports Council Awards winners

Pictured is Blair Hendry

Former Fife apprentice praises apprenticeship scheme

College lecturers on the picketline at Fife College Kirkcaldy for the third one-day strike over pay.

Fife College remains open as lecturers join third one-day strike

Ian Macfarlane (far left) pictured with CR Smith apprentices, and Frazer Walker, lecturer at Fife College (far right). Picture: Rebecca Lee Photography.

Comment: National Apprenticeship Week and our young workforce

CR Smith managing director Ian Macfarlane (far left) with the firm's apprentices and Frazer Walker, lecturer at Fife College (far right). Picture: Rebecca Lee

CR Smith welcomes new apprentices as tie-up enters fourth year

Craig Duncan, second left, with Bryan McCabe, William Garner, James Hutt and Gaynor Jamieson

Fife College student heading for the USA

Fife College.

Fife College strike: ‘Lecturers reject 12% pay rise’

Some 15 people completed the pilot course run by Renovite Technologies and Fife College. Picture: Contributed

Fife fintech academy to expand after successful pilot

Sue Reekie

Fife College announce new chief

Scotland's National Chef Gary McLean returns to this year's event.

A feast of food and drink for Kirkcaldy’s 2019 Festival of Ideas

Holly Cunningham (left) and Celda Tyndall.

Fife College students land unique scholarship from Kirkcaldy Galleries supporter...

The initiative has been launched in response to the growth of the sector. Picture: Contributed

Button pressed on Scottish fintech skills academy

Gender balance can bridge engineer talent gap

Launch of Film The House competition - from left, Graeme Campbell, Lesley Laird and Dougi McMillan, director of Fife College Faculty of Creative Industries.

How you can Film The House and win a major competition

Launching the campaign against period poverty, students from Fife College with Marie Penman and Maureen Closs from Kirkcaldy Foodbank. Pics by Fife Photo Agency

Can you help Kirkcaldy women facing period poverty?
Imagine being a 13-year-old girl who can't go to school for a week out of every month because her mum can't afford to buy sanitary products?

Students at Edinburgh College, Granton site. Picture: Toby Williams

Fears of bursary cuts '˜may lead students to quit'

A scene from the forthcoming comic book on Sir William Wallace

Comic tells forgotten William Wallace story

Colin's background in technology education has helped develop the media skills of students at Edinburgh Napier University. Photo: Colin Gray

Tech firm gives students taste of broadcasting

The company was appointed to construct the £6.6m Bilston Primary in Midlothian. Illustration: Contributed

Class act as building firm lands £11m work

Adam Smith College in Kirkcaldy, Fife. Four people may face charges as part of a fraud investigation into the institution. Picture: Jane Barlow

Adam Smith College four may face fraud charges

Adam Smith College: Ordered to pay back £5.5m in EU grants

Arrests made over alleged fraud at former college

Bryan Buchan said recovery in engineering was continuing. Picture: Contributed

Scots engineering firms upbeat despite slowdown

Adam Smith College chiefs have been strongly criticised in a report by the Auditor General for Scotland. Picture: Comp

Adam Smith College chiefs slammed in audit report

Adam Smith College is among those merging today. Picture: Contributed

Series of Scots college mergers begins

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