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Thursday, 7th August 2008

T in the Park rocks Balado once again

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T in the Park rocks Balado once again ONE hundred and eighty bands. Twelve stages. One magic weekend.

Fun goes on as rain comes down THIS year's Beveridge Park Community Festival was definitely an event of two halves.

Bikes back at Beveridge Park MORE than 20,000 people are expected at this year's Beveridge Park Community Festival including bikers from across the world eager to celebrate Kirkcaldy's motorcyling heritage.

Anster's £1m manse? WHAT was the oldest inhabited manse in Scotland is about to be put up for sale and the price will be anyone's guess!

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