THE man accused of murdering Claire Turnbull at a flat in Blairhall last year said there was “blood everywhere” after he repeatedly bludgeoned her on the head with a claw hammer. Aaron Donald, 28, admitted at the High Court in Livingston today
IT WAS party-time at Dhoom last week as the Dunfermline restaurant and bar celebrated its first birthday with dancers and drummers. The New Row eaterie, which serves up Indian street food dishes, has already made an impact in the town after claiming
A Dunfermline man has found a treasure trove of precious items from times gone by in his home. Issac Gamal, 34, was clearing out when he found a box of jewellery and badges hidden in the ceiling of 43, Elliot Street. He is now determined to
A DUNFERMLINE racer has won an event at Brands Hatch. But Ross Duncan was competing on two wheels rather than four as he finished fastest solo rider at the Revolve24 event. Ross made his way to the iconic racing circuit outside London for the
A CARER gambled more than £5,000 on a debit card belonging to the woman she was supposed to be looking after. Joan Mitchell also stole jewellery from the victim. As a result, 54-year-old Mitchell, of Foot Place, Rosyth, appeared in the dock at
THE former post office in Dunfermline town centre has finally been sold after lying empty for more than two years. Post Office Ltd confirmed with the Press that a buyer had purchased the property on Queen Anne Street. It appears to have been
CRAIG MORGAN will take on his maiden six-round boxing bout next month on the undercard of one Scotland's most eagerly awaited contests. The 20-year-old, who boasts a proud 100 per cent winning record in the professional ranks so far, will step
DALGETY Bay residents left in the dark by overgrown trees could soon see a 'glimmer of light through the branches'. Ward councillor Dave Dempsey wants land owners to be billed by Fife Council for allowing perceived "public" space to become an eyesore
A DUNFERMLINE author has published a crime novel just three years after learning English for the first time. Liliiana Saint Clair moved to West Fife from Russia when she married her husband Callum and decided the best way to learn the language
CALLS have been made to reopen the Forth Road Bridge at peak times to ease congestion on the Queensferry Crossing. The suggestion came after councillors on the South and West Fife area committee agreed on a motion to invite Transport Scotland and
THE family of Kelty boxer Connor Law have described the unveiling of a mural in his honour as “an amazing tribute”. On Saturday, the striking artwork – painted by Donna Forrester and Celie Byrne, of Kelty Street Art Collective – was revealed in
