A MAN grabbed the head of a female and tried to drag her through the window of a vehicle during an incident in Crossford. The attacker, Michael Munro, has appeared from custody at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. Munro, 32, of Keltyhill Road, Kelty
ROADWORKS will start on the M90 near Dunfermline later this week. Overnight carriageway closures are planned on the northbound off-slip at M90 Junction 2A on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. This is to allow operating company Amey to carry out
A ROSYTH mum who suffers from debilitating migraines can't get treatment on the NHS. The bank worker, who wishes to stay anonymous, is currently signed off work due to her agonising migraines which practically keep her housebound. She has tried
A CALL has been made for an "urgent end" to new MP Neale Hanvey's suspension from the SNP. The Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay SNP branch have sent a letter to the party asking that his position be restored. Mr Hanvey was suspended for anti-Semitic
A WEST FIFE martial arts school is celebrating once more after two more of its students fought off the competition to claim grand champion titles. Members of Kuk Sool Won of Dunfermline, based in the Elgin Industrial Estate, travelled to Liverpool
AFTER witnessing the first turf of children's hospice Rachel House being cut, Crossgates woman Babs Anderson has seen the charity meet a range of milestones in her 20-plus years with the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS). The associate
A ROSYTH mum says her life has been "thrown into despair" since she started receiving Universal Credit last year. The woman, who wishes to stay anonymous, left her job to care for her elderly mother believing her income wouldn't change too much
AS one pub closes, another looks set to open in Dunfermline. It was last orders for the Drouthy Fox on Guildhall Street earlier this month but punters could soon be raising a glass at The Watering Hole, the New Row bar that shut in 2016. Just
