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Newport-on-Tay
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Newport-on-Tay

Former ferry port and burgh in Fife unitary authority, Scotland, situated on the Firth of Tay, opposite Dundee; population (2001) 4,200. It is the southern landfall of the Tay Road Bridge.
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Steel, of Newport, Fife, admitted falsely obtaining income support, housing and council tax benefits between December 1994 and August 2003.
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But Paul Johnston, 30, of Newport, Fife, only faces a jail term of up to three months for the assaults in an Angus school because of a mix-up in the procurator fiscal's office.
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The first case involved 30-year-old Paul Johnston, a primary school class assistant from Newport, Fife.
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