THERE'S a free 24-page Christmas supplement inside tomorrow's Dunfermline Press plus vote for your favourite to win our Bonnie Babies competition and win vouchers to spend at the City Hotel. Among tomorrow's headlines: * Teens arrested after
A TAXI DRIVER was punched repeatedly as he drove on the motorway near Dunfermline. The cabbie was taking Steven McGrath from Kelty to Livingston when the attack occurred. McGrath, 32, of Yew Grove, Livingston, appeared in the dock at Dunfermline
A 26-YEAR-OLD woman assaulted her mum and dad in their Kelty home. The mum was struck on the head by a falling wall unit and the dad had a mirror thrown at him. Jennifer Thompson, formerly of Beechbank Crescent, Kelty, now of Wilson Street, Ayr
There are some beautiful photos in our images of the week selection, from the Autumn leaves of Kincardine and sunset over Limekilns to the watchful eye of a mother looking out for her chick on Inchcolm Island and the scenic splendour down at the shore
GUIDE DOG puppies got a special visit to Amazon in Dunfermline to aid their development. The group of trainees are taught by Guide Dogs Scotland and will go on to provide vital support for blind or partially-sighted people in the local area.
FRAUD and serious or fatal road collisions are the only blemishes on Fife's criminal report card. New figures from Police Scotland show that crime has fallen across the board in the second quarter (Q2) of the year. The statistics for April
DUNFERMLINE’S back-to-back victories over Partick and Ayr have vaulted them into the top four and they have a decent opportunity to cement their position with a home game against Morton on Saturday. The Ton had been gradually slipping down the table
A WEST FIFE eatery could make way for housing after a planning application was given the green light. Ian and Sheila Wotherspoon, who run the Hideaway in Kingseat Road, had applied for permission in principle for the erection of eight houses with
CHILDCARE arrangements for children due to start nursery in the summer are set to be revealed soon. Concern had been raised about the sparse detail currently on offer to parents as the amount of hours on offer is set to double however Fife Council
