An appeal has been made by Fife Police to help them trace a man whose car was found near North Queensferry.Robert Kyle was last seen by his family on Saturday 6th March, and his car was later found ne
To mark the end of MS Revive's 25th anniversary year, supporters are planning a daredevil zip slide over the Black Lagoon at North Queensferry
Work to replace the bearings on the Forth Road Bridge approaches is set to begin 'within months' after the conclusion of the tender process.
Young fans of swashbuckling adventures can enjoy a week of pirate fun at Deep Sea World from Saturday 13th - Sunday 21st February.
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3/2/2010Almost 100 object to new Forth Bridge plans
Plans for the replacement Forth Crossing have attracted almost 100 objections
North Queensferry-based Deep Sea World is amongst almost 100 major objectors to the new Forth Bridge, the Scottish Parliament has announced.
Amongst the others landowners and businesses objecting are Network Rail, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
The project, which is expected to cost up to £2.3 billion, is also opposed by Edinburgh and West Lothian councils. A four-strong Holyrood committee has begun meeting to start scrutinise a Parliamentary bill for the project, which is set to be approved in a year's time. Construction is due to begin on the crossing just west of the Forth Road Bridge later in 2011, with the bridge opened at the end of 2016.
Ministers have said the new crossing is required because lorries may be banned from the existing bridge some time after 2017, if current work to halt its main cable corrosion fails.
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