Letters

• 

  Published: 23 Feb 2010 09:29 (3)

  Why should ordinary Fifers have to pay the price?

  I WOULD like to make comment about the fact that not only has Fife Council cut back on the rail concessions which undoubtedly have the implication that most disabled and pensioners...

• 

  Published: 23 Feb 2010 09:27 (4)

  Get real over rail concession

  I AM sorry that Mr Gunning and his wife feel hard-done-by due to the subsidised 50p rail ticket concessionary scheme now being restricted to journeys within Fife (and not for...

• 

  Published: 23 Feb 2010 09:25 (1)

  Celebrating Fife helps a host of organisations

  ON YOUR front page last week, the Fife Labour leader was complaining about Fife Council spending £30,000 on publicising this year's "Celebrating Fife 2010"...

• 

  Published: 22 Feb 2010 10:08

  Appeal for help in tracing family details

  I AM looking for help finding detail about two branches of my family; James Hay, who was a blacksmith in Masterton in the 1860s and also the Marshall family.

• 

  Published: 26 Jan 2010 12:56

  What a shower says it all

  "WHAT a shower" (Press, 21st January), says it all about so many things that are clearly wrong with the spending of our cash by Fife Council.

• 

  Published: 26 Jan 2010 12:54 (1)

  Education service's half term report: Must do better

  IT MUST have been very galling for Douglas Chapman to praise the excellent report on Calaiswood Primary School recently.

• 

  Published: 26 Jan 2010 12:53

  Huge sums associated with wind turbines

  READERS may not know of the talk given in Saline Community Centre on "Financial Winners and Losers of Wind Turbines".

• 

  Published: 19 Jan 2010 11:58 (3)

  Only hotspots should be targeted for speed bumps

  DR Bob McLellan of the council transportation service, has already admitted that there is no prioritising of the areas that have been selected.

• Letters

• We're not carping, councillor!
• Nothing to show for our council tax
• Husband has to clear streets after 10-hour shift
• Questions on grit shortage
• No point in blame game
• Traffic calming is a misnomer
• What was original colour of fire station?
• Appeal lifted spirits of everyone involved
• Rail travel must be kept within the means of the travelling public
• Mr Brown needs a reality check at the ballot box

• Letters

• Can you help find ex-Navy friend?
• Wonderful opportunity for Kelty
• Traffic 'notices of intent' are despicable
• Labour leader doesn't know what referndum question is but he knows it's an unfair one!
• We can all learn from 'wisnae me' Brown and move on
• People's views not taken into account for leisure centre
• Counting the cost of building new bridge
• Prime Minister must admit to his failings
• Jailing woman was a step too far
• Has Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Ltd performed a miracle?

For other stories visit our archive pages.

• Opinion

• 

  Last updated: 11th March, 2010 10:05pm

  Okay Karaoke…

  by Across the Pond

  My vision of Dante's inferno would have to be a karaoke bar. There isn't enough alcohol in Scotland to ever make me stand up and sing like 'Ole Blue Eyes'. I'm always Mr. Designated...

• 

  Published: 4 Mar 2010 14:40

  Tolson demands end to siege of Gaza

  DUNFERMLINE West MSP Jim Tolson has called on the Israeli Government to end the siege of Gaza after witnessing first hand the destruction caused to the Palestinian people.

• 

  Last updated: 26 Feb 2010 22:23

  Cup O'Java Please…

  I always respect anyone who can go to a Starbucks or Mocha Joe's and confidently order one of the exotic coffees on the menu. I don't speak Fritalian and I take a...

• 

  Last updated: 16 Feb 2010 23:08 (5)

  Doodling Uptown…

  Doodling through youtube.com I came across a video series by a fellow Fife resident who goes by user name 'uptowndisco2'. I have to mention this gentleman as he has...

• 

  Last updated: 12 Feb 2010 10:40

  Valentine's Day...

  Valentine's Day is almost here and like most men I'm under tremendous pressure. Chocolates, flowers and dinner just don't cut it year after year and it is difficult...

• 

  Last updated: 5 Feb 2010 10:29

  Shanghai'd in Shanghai.

  Scots are very far flung, or should be, as an Englishman once remarked. Far flung meaning of course there aren't many countries in the world where you won't find a...

• 

  Last updated: 29 Jan 2010 10:26

  Bootleg Haggis...

  It was just a matter of time. Bowing to International and Foreign Office pressure, the embargo on Scottish Haggis has been lifted here in the US after twenty one years. Banned...