A ROSYTH man who drove over a police officer's foot has been placed on a tag. Alan Healy, 22, of Boyle Drive, was told that he needed to "grow up and start behaving" during his appearance on Wednesday at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He had admitted
THE image above shows the very early stages of construction of the Forth Road Bridge, which opened in 1964. The second photograph shows children feeding peacocks in Pittencrieff Park where they used to roam free. More photographs like these can
SNICKERS bars and freeze-dried spaghetti bolognese helped power the youngest woman in the world to ski solo from the coast of Antarctica to the South Pole. And Mollie Hughes will be speaking about her ice-cold adventures – which took 58 days and
EMERGENCY service have raced to the scene of a crash at Carnock. Police Scotland have confirmed that they received a call at around 12.40pm reporting the incident involving two cars on Carnock Road. "The road is currently blocked and emergency
AFTER working at a dementia centre for nearly 20 years, Dunfermline man Alan Chapman had become aware of the symptoms associated with Parkinson's Disease. Therefore, when he went to his GP with a tremor in his leg, his inkling that he had the condition
McBookie.com East Region Premier League South: Rosyth 4 Newburgh 2 HITMAN Tam Hampson promised his manager goals and he didn’t disappoint in Rosyth’s “biggest game of the season”. Brian Muirhead demanded a double from Hampson prior to
NHS FIFE staff were physically assaulted more than three times a day on average last year. Data obtained by the Scottish Conservatives shows that there were 1,201 incidents of physical abuse against workers in 2018/19. However, attacks on NHS
SENTENCE on a Dunfermline woman has been further deferred after she asked to be remanded in custody so reports could be carried out. Laura Brearley had been due to receive her punishment for two offences, however, reports had not been prepared when
A MAN tried to steal memory cards from a Dunfermline supermarket after becoming angry he had been asked to leave another store. Andy Gheorghe, 33, appeared for sentencing at Dunfermline Sheriff Court on Wednesday after previously admitting that
A PROPERTY study has urged commuters heading into Edinburgh for work to "save money" by buying their home in Dunfermline. Zoopla looked at combined mortgage and rail season ticket costs to work out the best-value locations for those looking to live
STRESSED-OUT teachers in Fife had to take nearly 6,000 days off in the last year. Figures revealed this week have shown that teachers racked up a total of 5,825 days off in 2018/19 – an increase from 5,319 in the previous financial year. The
STEVIE Crawford understands why Pars fans are frustrated but he is confident his side can turn this run of form around. They have suffered five defeats in a row and there’s now only three points separating themselves and Partick Thistle in the
KIND-HEARTED West Fifers helped raise more than £40,000 for the Scottish Poppy Appeal this year. The cash raised will go to help veterans and their families in the local area and across the country. Poppyscotland volunteer area organiser for
A SHERIFF has blasted West Fife over the number of times police officers are being bitten. Sheriff Alastair Brown said he was seeing such offences on a weekly basis and warned he'd consider jailing offenders. Appearing in the dock yesterday
A FIFE woman received more than £53,000 in pension payments for her mum in the years after her death. Jean Hutt failed to report her mother’s death to the benefits authorities and so the payments continued for almost a decade. Hutt had been
