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	Details of Fife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The maximum width of Fife, from Fife Ness in the east to its south-western extremity, is 41.5 miles, and its breadth from Burntisland in the south to Newburgh in the north is 21 miles.
		Known as the 'Kingdom of Fife', the region has inherited a strong sense of identity that is partly derived from its sea- and firth-girt isolation and partly its historic links with a regional kingdom of the Pictish confederation.
		Fife prospered from the 18th century with improvements in agriculture, the expansion of fishing and boat-building and the establishment of large-scale coal mining, textile and paper industries.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/councils/councildetails15.html (1514 words)

	Fife Constabulary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fife Constabulary is the police force for the Scottish council area of Fife.
		The force was originally established in 1840 as Fife County Constabulary.
		The originally independent Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy police forces merged into the force in 1949.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fife_Constabulary (106 words)

	Policing in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In Scotland each police force is overseen either by the local authority (for Fife Constabulary and Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary) or by a joint board of the relevant authorities (all other forces).
		Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) is the organisation responsible for the examination and assessment of police forces to ensure their fitness to function.
		In 2003, ten police officers from Greater Manchester Police, North Wales Police and Cheshire Constabulary were forced to resign after a BBC documentary, "The Secret Policeman", shown on 21 October, revealed racism among recruits at Bruche Police National Training Centre at Warrington.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/British_Police (3935 words)

	Fife Constabulary Primary Inspection 2001 : page 12
		Fife Constabulary will wish to participate with their partners in this review and consider carefully their representation in the tiers with the need to maintain appropriate briefing of police staff at Divisional and Locality level.
		Fife Constabulary founded this initiative and has now been joined by the Scottish Ambulance Service, Fife Fire and Rescue Service, Coast Guard, Mines Rescue and HM Customs and Excise.
		The three-year expenditure guidelines issued by the Scottish Executive, with the decision of Fife Council to converge the level of budget provision with GAE, mean that obstacles to longer term financial planning have been removed.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /hmic/docs/fcpi1-12.asp (5251 words)

	PublicTechnology.net
		Fife Constabulary wanted to utilise communication technologies to improve the efficiency of daily operations.
		Fife Constabulary is responsible for policing an area of Scottish territory that borders the River Tay at its northern most edge and the River Forth on its southern boundary.
		During the 2005 G8 conference of global leaders in Gleneagles, Fife Constabulary was one of the police forces tasked with intelligence gathering on protesters and monitoring movements of disruptive elements moving through the county.
	www.publictechnology.net /article_avantgo.php?sid=4142 (938 words)

	Alcohol Test Purchasing Scheme
		A PIONEERING alcohol test purchasing scheme which is being spearheaded in Scotland by Fife Constabulary has recorded 15 failures in its first weekend of operation.
		June, for the region of Fife only, allowing the Chief Constable to authorise youths to buy or attempt to buy alcohol for the purposes of determining whether an offence is being committed.
		The scheme is aimed at tackling the problem of under-age drinking in the Kingdom's communities and is a major part of Fife Constabulary's Time2Act campaign against anti- social behaviour.
	www.fife.police.uk /Default.aspx?page=2008 (442 words)

	Another Fife 'Big Cat' Sighting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Fife's claim to be the "alien big cat" capital of Scotland was given further credence today when the police confirmed they'd received reports of another sighting - this time on the Rathillet-Cupar road, writes Michael Alexander.
		A Fife Constabulary spokesman explained that a 41-year-old Cupar man called the police at around 11.30pm on Saturday after seeing what appeared to be a "large, dark-coloured animal" near to the carcass of a deer.
		In recent years, Fife Police have recorded numerous reports of sightings, but no actual proof of a big cat's existence has been found.
	www.scottishbigcats.co.uk /nuvverfife.htm (480 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Scotland \| Crackdown on Fife's sex offenders
		Fife Constabulary is to increase patrols in "hotspots" which are known to be used by people who indecently expose themselves.
		The campaign, which Fife Constabulary said is the first of its kind in Scotland, will run until the summer.
		Chief Superintendent Andrew Laing, who is also chair of Fife Constabulary's sex offenders scrutiny group, said: "Our traditional approach to managing those likely to commit sex offenders involves a significant effort but has largely been behind the scenes.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/scotland/4899530.stm (357 words)

	Courier News Story
		Within Fife Constabulary, in addition to deputising for the chief constable, he oversees departments including finance, human resources, finance, and professional standards.
		“Fife Constabulary is a fine team of men and women who work very hard to serve the public.
		Fife Chief Constable Peter Wilson expressed his delight at seeing David Mellor recognised: “All of these commitments, in addition to his normal in-force work, demonstrate his impressive capacity and willingness to shoulder responsibility.
	www.thecourier.co.uk /output/2004/12/31/newsstory6675971t0.asp (344 words)

	Category:Fife - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The related Category:Members of the United Kingdom Parliament from Fife constituencies has been nominated for deletion.
		You are encouraged to join the discussion on the Categories for Discussion page.
		The main article for this category is Fife.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Fife (92 words)

	Chisholm gives go-ahead for Fife's community regeneration plans
		A three-year plan by the Fife Partnership, to lead the area’s efforts to improve the lives of people in some of its most disadvantaged areas, has been given the go-ahead by Communities Minister Malcolm Chisholm.
		“I welcome the Minister’s approval of Fife’s ROA which marks a further step in the joint efforts of Fife’s community planning partners to assist individuals and families to escape poverty and to ensure that everyone in Fife is able to enjoy a good quality of life.
		Fife’s community planning partners are Fife Council, NHS Fife, Fife Constabulary, Scottish Enterprise Fife, Fife’s colleges of further and higher education and the voluntary sector.
	www.communitiesscotland.gov.uk /stellent/groups/public/documents/csnews/cs_011175.hcsp (841 words)

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		With relate, Fife Constabulary is gaining a consolidated view of the citizen across all channels by integrating information supplied by telephone, e-mail, fax, and the police Website.
		In common with all police forces, Fife Constabulary is keen to maximise the time police officers spend on the beat, increase officer safety, and provide an improved and more responsive service to the public.
		John Baker, CRM Project Manager, Fife Constabulary says, “The examination of this work has led to fruitful discussions with senior staff at Fife Council, who until now had been unaware of the extent of demand placed upon the police for services for which the council had the lead role.
	download.microsoft.com /documents/customerevidence/7546_Fife_Constabulary_CS.doc (2339 words)

	Fife Constabulary Primary Inspection 2001 : page 8
		The main concentrations of population in North East Fife are located at Cupar and St. Andrews, with smaller but significant settlements at Auchtermuchty, Newport-on-Tay, and Anstruther.
		East Fife has traditionally been an agricultural, fishing and tourist area, and communities there are very much rural in character.
		Since the inception of these teams, community policing in Fife has become established as a cornerstone of local, innovative policing initiatives in partnership with a wide range of other agencies and community groups.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /hmic/docs/fcpi1-08.asp (807 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - New catalogue of errors over Karen's killer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Confidential internal documents from Fife Constabulary and the local council reveal that efforts to assess the risk posed by teenage killer Colyn Evans were hampered by staff who broke rules to save time.
		A report by Fife Constabulary said divisional commanders, who would normally be required to have input into assessments, were removed from the process.
		Allan Burnett, Fife's assistant chief constable, said: "This report is currently subject to review by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and it would be inappropriate to make further comment until that process is complete."
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1641552005 (900 words)

	Evening Telegraph: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Tricia Marwick, MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, has joined Iain Smith and Ted Brocklebank in asking the Scottish Executive to hold a probe after Fife Council and Fife Constabulary issued their own internal report on Friday, the day the Colyn Evans was sentenced to at least 17 years behind bars for Karen’s killing.
		She also hit out at the fact Fife Constabulary were not made aware that Evans had been allocated a flat in Tay Street, Tayport.
		Mid Scotland and Fife MSP Ted Brocklebank said, “There is evidence of a clear breakdown in communications between the agencies involved which appear to have resulted in failures of risk assessment supervision and support mechanisms.
	www.eveningtelegraph.co.uk /output/2005/06/13/story7229343t0.shtm (550 words)

	'We're ready for G8' police say
		The man at the helm of policing for the G8 summit has said plans are now in place to deal with possible trouble.
		Fife Constabulary's Chief Constable Peter Wilson made the pledge on the day the police co-ordination centre for the summit was opened.
		A series of anti-poverty protests are planned in the run-up to and during the three-day meeting.
	www.infowars.com /articles/ps/g8_police_say_they_are_ready.htm (595 words)

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		FIFE Council welcomed the launch yesterday (Tuesday) of a pilot Drug Court in Fife by the Deputy Justice Minister Dr Richard Simpson.
		Fife is unique in that the drug court will be running in urban and rural areas and we recognise that the problems associated with drug related offences are not confined to inner-cities.”
		Fife Constabulary has a key role in terms of ensuring the security of the Court, updating Criminal Intelligence and taking charge of anyone given a custodial sentence.
	www.scotland4me.net /page23.html (309 words)

	NQCC - Minutes of Meetings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Subsequent to the meeting, Fife Constabulary contacted J Hawkings and said that Councillor Cook's comment had been taken on board and that special road markings to facilitate residents of N Queensferry would be included in the plans.
		It was suggested that the planning activities of Fife Council may be taken over by City of Edinburgh Council and that this move should be strenuously rejected.
		Some changes to the bus timetables had been received from Fife Council and it was suggested that these be displayed along with the minutes of this meeting.
	www.symington.co.uk /nqcc/Minutes/Meet_Mins/meet_mins_35.html (936 words)

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		Following the end of the funding for “Youthstart”, Fife and Leipzig have continued to work together where disadvantaged young people from Fife and Leipzig have been involved in exchanges to each other’s country.
		Fife Council Convener Tom Dair welcomed the group to Fife and said: “There is much good work being done in Fife to combat the effects of long term unemployment, social exclusion and racism.
		The visit lasted six days and during their stay the group met with Fife Council’s Social Work team who help young people coming out of care, Fife Constabulary, local ethnic minority community youth groups, participated in a video on racial awareness and tried out some activities at the East Neuk Outdoor Centre.
	www.scotland4me.net /page42.html (226 words)

	INNOCENT - Steven Johnston
		A Sunday Herald investigation has uncovered how Fife Constabulary failed to pass on witness statements to the Crown Office which pointed towards the innocence of Steven Johnston, who was convicted in 1996 of beating his friend Andrew Forsyth to death at his home in Dunfermline.
		Civil liberty groups say that every "major case" investigated by the officers involved must now be re-examined in case some officers in the Fife force were operating a policy similar to that of the West Midlands Constabulary - which became notorious for miscarriages of justice, including the Birmingham Six.
		Lord Fraser of Carmyle, the former Lord Advocate, said: "The alleged conduct by Fife Constabulary is totally fatal to the interests of justice and utterly wrong in practice.
	www.innocent.org.uk /cases/stevenjohnston (1721 words)

	Cupar News - Fife Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More
		FIFE Council has said that a multi-million pound overhaul of its phone system will "pay for itse...
		This will be achieved by re-examining the local policing structure in the light of future local authority restructuring, actively engaging with partners, communities and staff to improve the quality and responsiveness of service and assisting in the preservation and sustainability of the environment.
		Fife Constabulary is also preparing a three year strategic plan for 2006-09, which will focus on the same four priorities as this year's Policing Plan.
	www.fifenow.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=1020&ArticleID=1452255 (619 words)

	Fife Special : Archived News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Fife Gingerbread are busy arranging their AGM and Members Day in an effort to re-launch the organisation and have been helped along the way with a £...
		Fife Special is planning its first ever Tenants Conference on Tuesday 14th June at the Lochgelly Centre.
		Fife based company, Fife Special Housing Association, has been awarded a prestigious award for their efforts to improve the health of their workforce....
	www.fsha.org.uk /news/archived_news.asp (1082 words)

	Packeteer > News > Press Releases
		Fife Constabulary's action to ensure optimum network performance goes hand-in-hand with its 'spend to save' initiative, under which capital investment to enhance the system today will save future expenditure on maintaining the old system.
		As a result, Fife Constabulary is deploying PacketShaper to manage the bandwidth for the operation of its Citrix MetaFrame Client System.
		"Consequently, Fife Constabulary has taken the decision to install an application performance infrastructure alongside its network infrastructure, which allows bandwidth to be guaranteed for mission-critical traffic and complete control and monitoring of the network."
	www.packeteer.com /company/news/pr.cfm?pr_ID=784 (594 words)

	UK Constabularies
		Cheshire Constabulary - Includes a newsline and information on this North West England force, community policing and the force's annual report.
		Fife Constabulary - Includes annual report, news, employment and child safety on the net.
		UK Atomic Energy Authority Constabulary - Polices the non-military nuclear establishments of the United Kingdom.
	www.ability.org.uk /uk_constabularies.html (688 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Scotland - Inquiry into youth left free to murder
		Cathy Jamieson, the justice minister, has ordered the Social Work Inspection Agency and Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary to examine the failure of Fife Council and Fife Constabulary to deal properly with Colyn Evans, even though he was known to pose a high risk of re-offending.
		The case was raised during the debate by Tricia Marwick, the SNP MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, who said the joint report had revealed "a catalogue of failure".
		"Fife Council and Fife Constabulary's internal report reveals a catalogue of failure - a failure to communicate within authorities, a failure to communicate between authorities, and most importantly a failure to protect a young woman and a community."
	news.scotsman.com /scotland.cfm?id=665702005 (1076 words)

	Press Release - Fife ethnic minorities get community support (19th December 2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A Fife partnership is helping people from fl and ethnic minorities make life better for themselves and their communities.
		Kirkcaldy-based FRAE Fife is featured in the latest edition of the Scottish Homes newspaper, Action, which highlights people around the country who are making a positive contribution to their communities.
		The aim of FRAE Fife is to leave behind a legacy of ethnic minority groups to carry on the organisation’s work when it winds down in 2003.
	www.scot-homes.gov.uk /news/press713.html (503 words)

	Deaf Today v3.0: Emergency text service pioneered
		Fife Constabulary launched the innovative service on Friday for Fife residents who are deaf or who have hearing and speech difficulties.
		"Everyone who lives and works in Fife should have the right to be able to communicate freely with the emergency services, no matter their circumstances, and that includes people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
		Fife Council's Deaf Communication Service sign language interpreter Debbie Dougall said: "These days deaf people use their mobile phones to keep in touch by text, just as hearing people do.
	www.deaftoday.com /v3/archives/2006/04/emergency_text_1.html (273 words)

	FIFE CONSTABULARY FOR AN ORDER UNDER THE ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR (SCOTLAND) ACT v. , 03 February 2005, Sheriff W. Holligan
		Fife Council runs an out-of-hours service to assist members of the public affected by antisocial behaviour.
		It involves persons from Fife Council attending at the complainer's premises and sometimes witnessing for themselves, the behaviour to which the complainer is subjected.
		Whereas it will, of course, be up to each senior police officer to decide, it does seem to me that the complexities of this legislation suggest that legal representation is desirable.
	www.scotcourts.gov.uk /opinions/B25_05.html (4221 words)

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