THERE are "encouraging" moves to prevent ice from forming and falling from the cables on to vehicles driving over the Queensferry Crossing. Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay councillor David Barratt said he was impressed with the proposals to tackle
MOTORISTS faced disruption on the M90 this morning after a collision involving two vehicles. Emergency services raced to the scene near Halbeath shortly before 8am. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 7.50am on Monday, 27 June, officers
Does summer for you mean gorgeous fresh fruit and veg? Beautiful summer produce for months on end? If the answer is yes, then Aldi has the new candle scent for you. To celebrate the supermarket’s incredible fresh produce, it has released a brand
Travelodge is currently offering travellers rooms for £32 or less until May 2023. The hotel chain has slashed the price of selected stays across its 580 locations. Whether you're planning a bargain break with your friends or you want to forget
We are convinced that Love Island stylist Amy Bannerman has the best job in the world. The celeb stylist and second-hand enthusiast is at the forefront of the ITV show's new mission to champion pre-loved clothes with new partner eBay. After
JAMES MCPAKE has declared the upcoming season as a “clean slate” for the Athletic players as he continues to be patient in the transfer market. Chris Hamilton and Kyle Benedictus are the only two new faces to have checked into East End since McPake
MORE refugees due to stay with sponsors in Fife have arrived in the UK, according to new figures. The latest Home Office data shows 185 Ukrainians due to stay in the Kingdom under the Homes for Ukraine scheme had arrived in the UK by June 13 –
ONLY 132 people in Fife have been able to attend adult day services since the start of the pandemic, Dunfermline MSP Shirley-Anne Somerville has claimed. A Freedom of Information request obtained by the politician has shown that services in Fife
ATHLETES with Dunfermline Track and Field Club marked their return to a prestigious competition with an impressive medal haul. Having been absent from the calendar for two years, the 4J Studios scottishathletics East District Track and Field Championships
SO, for the second time in as many months, the bins in Ness Lane, Dunfermline, and some of the surrounding streets haven’t been emptied. Last time, it was the green bins and last week it was the turn of our grey bins. Fife Council come up with
WHY is it such a dreadful number 19 service to Rosyth? The service is great going the opposite way. Why the Rosyth service? I waited over 30 minutes for a service every 20 minutes as I arrived in plenty of time to catch the bus. It is perpetually
STAFFING shortages have led to a number of cancelled buses in West Fife this morning (Monday). Stagecoach East Scotland have announced that several services will not be running due to a lack of bus drivers. The following journeys will not operate
WEST FIFE drivers are counting the cost of rising fuel costs with prices soaring in recent weeks. As fuel costs continue to rise more people are looking at where has the best deals on filling up their tanks. The Press have correlated the best
PLANS to build 33 affordable homes and a social hub on the site of the former Pitcorthie Primary School in Dunfermline have been approved. Robertson Homes, in partnership with Fife Council, submitted proposals in September last year. All of
