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"The Abbeyview Hub is a really important project and it is important that it is successfully delivered.

WORK is now underway for the new community hub in Abbeyview.

MULTI-MILLION pound construction projects in Dunfermline have been hit by delays and are likely to increase in price.

DEMOLITION work at the Tryst Centre is about to begin as part of the project to deliver a new £7.5 million Abbeyview hub.

Abbeyview Tryst Centre will be demolished to make way for a new community hub in Dunfermline, with an extra £1 million approved in funds.

WORK has not started yet but the cost of the Abbeyview hub has already gone up – by £1 million.

PLANS for the £6.5 million community hub in Abbeyview are finally on the table five years after the project was first brought forward.

Proposals for a new gymnasium in Cumbernauld have been lodged with North Lanarkshire Council in an out-of-town location that is still close to a densely populated part of the town.

Sharon Fraser (left) and her walking groups. A DUNFERMLINE woman who turned her life around after surviving domestic violence is helping West Fifers take steps to boost their mental health after lockdown. Mum Sharon Fraser’s inspirational story has seen her go from being homeless to heading up six West Fife walking groups. Sharon, 42, said: “I joined a walking group in Dunfermline in 2003. “I was a single mum with a young son and needed to find something to improve my health and h...

© Mhairi Edwards “This year we also started a JustGiving page and an Amazon wish list for people who want to donate but don’t want to go to shops.” Local businesses have continued to act as drop-off points for the appeal, which provided help for around 1,200 families in 2019. This figure was already equalled by the beginning of November, with referrals continuing to flood in. Sharon says families that could have been living quite comfortably until the pandemic hit may be in need this Chr...