HERE'S a look at the Press archives from the last time Dunfermline faced a crisis akin to the one it's currently dealing with today – during the Second World War between 1939 and 1945. The first one shows servicemen being served tea by the YMCA
MARCH got off to the perfect start for Andy's Man Club as they received a £500 boost from calendar sales. RE/MAX Dunfermline handed over the cash after they made a charity calender to support the group in Dunfermline and the Yes-U-Are partnership
Pots were banging, neighbours were cheering, pipers were piping and even dogs were barking as West Fife joined the nation to 'Clap for our Carers'! Thousands of people went to their doors and windows in a tribute to the NHS last night for the
A DUNFERMLINE business owner has hit out at a town centre shop he says charged his elderly father £27 for hand sanitiser. David Goodchild claims that M and H Home not only charged extortionate prices but "frightened" his father into purchasing the
ONE of the biggest dates in Dunfermline's calendar has become the latest event to fall to coronavirus. Dunfermline Children's Gala, which is enjoyed annually by thousands of West Fifers, has been called off by organisers with what they said was
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a new petrol station in Rosyth near the M90 motorway have been withdrawn. Earlier this year, Transport Scotland said that the proposal to build the station at Fairykirk Road should be be refused due to concerns about
WEST FIFERS have been going above and beyond to help their communities through these unprecedented times. The coronavirus epidemic has caused understandable fear and alarm but locals are doing their best to aid those struggling. Local shops
