Don't miss tomorrow's Dunfermline Press with your chance to win vouchers for the City Hotel in Dunfermline and tickets to see Barbar Dickson's hometown concert in the Carnegie Hall. Almong tomorrow's headlines: * School bus 'disgrace'.
A FALLING out between two sisters resulted in a bingo hall bust-up. The incident led to Shirley Adams appearing in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. Shirley Adams, 41, of West High Street, Buckhaven, admitted that between October 23-25,
AN INVERKEITHING man caused disruption at his wife’s workplace after becoming suspicious about her being given perfume. After abusive phone calls to staff, James Cuthbert went to the Dalgety Bay factory and got into a physical altercation with a
VANDALS smashed up flower tubs at Carnock Primary at the weekend. Youths are believed to have pulled the floral arrangements from the school wall before smashing up the tubs. The actions have been slammed by the chairperson of the Take A Pride
THE PARS’ encouraging start to the campaign will be put to the test when they face pre-season league favourites Dundee United at East End Park on Saturday. Athletic are 21/10 (Hills); a draw 23/10 (Bet365) and the Terrors 7/5 (Bet365). Dunfermline
THE demise of Dunfermline Delivers could lead to rising crime and anti-social behaviour in the town centre. Fife Council has also warned there will be fewer organised events, less footfall for traders, an increase in shop vacancy rates and a drop
SMOOTH operators will be carrying out £535,000 of roadworks around the clock on the southbound A92 this weekend. There will be delays ahead as BEAR Scotland resurface the carriageway, working 24 hours a day, between Lochgelly and Cowdenbeath from
