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Fife tourism jobs boost as St Andrews Executive Travel expands for Open golf demand

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By Paul Malik Verified
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A Fife coach firm is to expand its operations in anticipation of the boom in golf tourism expected when St Andrews hosts the Open in 18 months time. St Andrews Executive Travel was founded 33 years ago with just one coach by Gordon Donaldson. Now the family-run company boasts a fleet of 50 luxury vehicles, welcoming thousands of visitors to the Home of Golf every year.
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Fife factory faces strike over alleged £1,000 monthly pay cut for workers

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By Paul Malik Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
Bosses at Bosch Rexroth in Glenrothes have denied “deliberately engineering” a dispute with staff which has seen them accused by a union of making workers £1,000 per month “worse off”. The company hit out at Unite the Union’s claims, which they said contained a number of “factual inaccuracies” ahead of a strike ballot. In August worried workers contacted The Courier to say the changes amount to a “fire-and-rehire” policy, because of the lack of redundancy options put forward.
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EXCLUSIVE: Fife's Buffalo Farm bank dispute prolongs administration process

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By Paul Malik Verified
| Original 106 FM Verified
An ongoing dispute over the value of land and buildings used by The Buffalo Farm in Fife is prolonging the administration process. When The Buffalo Farm collapsed into administration in March 2024, its director Steven Mitchell formed a new business with assets acquired from the administrators in a “pre-pack” deal. This enraged hundreds of former Buffalo Farm “founders”, investors who handed over £1 million to Mr Mitchell before the company’s failure.
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