Jim Tolson MSP and the Dunfermline Liberal Democrats are a strong team fighting for Fife.

They have successfully campaigned for the abolition of the tolls on the Forth Road Bridge, are campaigning for more services to be delivered at Queen Margaret Hospital, they are driving forward regeneration in Dunfermline High Street and are seeking to secure more jobs at Rosyth dockyard.

It is only the Liberal Democrats who can beat Labour here and stop a return to the decline under Labour. The SNP and Conservatives cannot win around here.

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Tolson - Submarine Dismantling Project

Wed 25th Aug 2010

Earlier this year, Jim Tolson MSP and former Westminster MP Willie Rennie met with members of the Submarine Dismantling Project and staff from MOD based in Rosyth for a briefing on the Submarine Dismantling Project.

Withdrawal of Rosyth ferry "disappointing, but unsurprising" says Rosyth councillor Keith Legg

Mon 23rd Aug 2010

Commenting on Friday's announcement by DFDS of the withdrawal of passenger service from the Rosyth - Zeebrugge route, Rosyth Liberal Democrat councillor Keith Legg said:

Haymarket Station - one lift short

Wed 11th Aug 2010

Two lifts are to be installed at Haymarket Station in Edinburgh connecting the footbridge with platforms two and three and with platform four as part of the long awaited general improvements.

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