SUPPORT, support and more support! That's what one Dunfermline group is offering to new breastfeeding mums. The Milky Way Cafe, which is part of the Fife Breastfeeding Cafe network, has been helping parents for more than a year and is keen to expand
A DUNFERMLINE man decided to do his Christmas shopping without paying for the presents. Richard Brown hid two bottles of aftershave, worth £119.50, under his hat and tried to leave the store. When he was nabbed on his way out of Debenhams, Brown
A WORKER at a Rosyth business situated next to The Yard fears that locals are "sitting on a ticking timebomb". Aitch Taxis sits directly between the former pub and Shell petrol station at Admiralty Road and drivers fear the derelict pub could go
A 17-YEAR-OLD youth has appeared in court for a vicious attack on a man in Rosyth. The victim was severely injured after being chased by a group, having bottles thrown at him, and was punched and kicked repeatedly after being knocked to the ground
FORMER Athletic winger Kallum Higginbotham has a new club after being announced by Indian club Real Kashmir. The 30-year-old, who spent three seasons at East End Park, has teamed-up with the I-League outfit that is managed by former Aberdeen and
PAULINE CAFFERKEY, the Crossgates nurse who survived the deadly Ebola virus, has given birth to twin boys. The 43-year-old delivered her sons last Tuesday at a maternity unit in Greater Glasgow. And she paid tribute to NHS staff who have helped
A MAN was kicked in the face outside a Dunfermline nightclub and then booted on the body as he lay motionless on the road. The street fight outside Lourenzo’s was captured on CCTV and shown at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. In the dock were Marcus
DUNFERMLINE Cycling Club have hit out at those responsible for stringing up a potentially lethal wire between two trees in a West Fife woodland. The club says a cyclist could have been seriously injured or killed had the discovery in Braefoot Woods
A DUNFERMLINE councillor has hit out at drivers who are parking illegally outside schools causing annoyance for residents and unsafe conditions for children. Dunfermline South councillor James Calder says he has had a number of complaints recently
