Nurse Sandie Peggie is suing the outgoing boss of NHS Fife after it emerged the health board's chief executive signed off on a controversial 'smear' statement.
Liraglutide - sold under the brand name Saxenda - is often offered to people with with a BMI of over 30 as it improves blood sugar control and aids weight loss.
British Medical Association bosses claimed they had 'no choice but to announce more strike dates' after the Government failed to put forward a 'credible plan'.
The elected member said there are currently no NHS dentists in Kinross-shire and claimed that to access an NHS dentist "you've got to either be admitted to a care home or a prison"
The Thistle opened in January with the aim of getting drugs paraphernalia off the street - where it was (and still is) a public hazard - and giving addicts a safe space to shoot up.
Sandie Peggie’s legal team has confirmed she will take further action against NHS Fife as it is confirmed the health board’s CEO signed off controversial statement