Grisly images of the horrific head injuries suffered by Claire Turnbull were shown to jurors in a murder trial today. Forensic pathologist Dr Ian Wilkinson told the High Court in Livingston about the devastating damage caused by multiple blows
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THE first photograph in this week's trip down Memory Lane shows the shop Rejects at the corner of Bridge Street and Chalmers Street, opposite the entrance to Pittencrieff Park, around 1996. The building, which is now the Seven Kings pub, had previously
FROM its meetings in Dunfermline and across Fife, one organisation is continuing to provide help and support for West Fifers whose lives are affected by a loved one's drinking. The Al-Anon Family Group offers help, guidance and fellowship to those
THERE are some stunning photos in our image of the week section, with two beautiful robins vying for space with the sun and moon! Thanks to our contributors, Ray Clark, David Potter, Richard Naysmith, Caroline Thorpe and David Collins.
DOG-WALKERS in Dunfermline are being urged to keep their pets on a lead in Pittencrieff Park to protect the iconic peacocks that make the Glen their home. The call comes from MP for Dunfermline and West Fife Douglas Chapman after he visited volunteers
AWARD-WINNING Dunfermline hairdresser Douglas Barr showcased his stand-out style at a star-studded awards ceremony this week. The 60-year-old took to the stage to receive his category prize for the Vintage Inspired Award at the glamorous Specsavers
DUNFERMLINE’S revival continued with last week’s win against Ayr and they might catch Dundee United at a good time when they make the trip to Tannadice on Saturday. The Terrors have lost their last two matches, including a 4-0 drubbing by Queen
FIFE Council are to fork out £1.5 million on an access road near Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Dunfermline after planning was approved. It is linked to the City Region Deal and the creation of a new business park at Fife Interchange as part of
THE brother of a former St Columba’s High School pupil who died in his sleep has raised thousands in his memory. Student Cameron Scott from Cowdenbeath took on the gruelling Spartan Race with help for 18 of his friends to raise funds for a bereavement
