PRIMARY seven children at a Rosyth school have been asked to self-isolate following a positive coronavirus case. Pupils in P7a and P7b at St John's Primary will now have to self-isolate until next Thursday, September 24, and return to school a
THREE siblings from Dunfermline are looking to impress on the digital stage this week as they competed in a virtual accordion competition. The Shand household is alive with the sound of music with Clelland, Inver and Blythe following in the footsteps
A MAN was attacked by a former friend as he slept in his home. James Malcolm, 46, of North Drum Street, Kelty, has appeared at Dunfermline Sheriff Court in connection with the incident. He admitted that on August 15, at an address in Kelty, he
A CROSSGATES pensioner has been sentenced for stalking offences against a 13-year-old schoolgirl. Stewart Mackenzie, 69, of Windmill Knowe, appeared in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted previously that between May 8-16 last year
THE head coach of Carnegie Swimming Club has described 10 of their number being selected for national squads as "a great high". Susan Taylor was delighted that so many of the club's members had been recognised by Scottish Swimming as they get set
A YOUNG Dunfermline Athletic fan has raised £140 for charity by putting in the hard yards while dressed as Pars Boy. Mini superhero Ciaran Greig decided to take part in a walking, running, cycling and scooting challenge around Duloch recently.
BOXING gyms in West Fife have welcomed a return to indoor sessions after the Scottish Government eased coronavirus restrictions. From Monday August 31, gyms, swimming pools and indoor sports courts were given the go-ahead to re-open and both Trench
THE First Minister has warned Scots of a “despicable” new telephone scam in which callers pretend to be working for Test and Protect before asking for people’s payment details. Nicola Sturgeon said the scammers attempt to con people by claiming
A CALL for changes to the law so historic buildings are not lost in Fife has been made. Fife Council service manager Bill Lindsay made the appeal after concern was raised over Killernie Castle in Saline. Locals reported on social media that the
THE mum of a three-year-old girl knocked down and killed in Townhill has hit out after temporary bollards placed to prevent drivers parking at the tragic site were removed. Robyn Knox died last month on Main Street and mum Danielle Falconer said
Scots are being warned to check their mail carefully after being targeted by a fake 'postcode lottery' scam. Letters have been sent out to unsuspecting residents across Scotland claiming they have won a share of £425,000. The official-looking
A "HUGE SINKHOLE" that opened up north of Queen Margaret Hospital in Dunfermline was so big it took around 250 tonnes of stones to fill it. The ground collapse in woodland near the junction of Whitefield Road and Kingseat Road was reported to
MPs voted on Boris Johnson’s Internal Market Bill on Monday night. The Internal Market Bill had been widely condemned for disrespecting international law by overriding the Withdrawal Agreement. However, the bill was passed in the House of Commons
THE £10 million overspend in Fife Council's children and families service is "yet another damaging financial blow" for the Kingdom. That's the view of Dunfermline councillor James Calder after the sky-high cost of caring for kids was revealed at
DUNFERMLINE has it all but we aren’t telling anyone about it. That’s the view of a digital designer from the town who has grown tired of large sums of money being awarded to the same local groups who, he claims, are not spending it wisely.
AN ICONIC former nightclub building in Dunfermline is expected to be sold after a bid was accepted recently. The Press told you in June that Johnson's had been put up for sale for offers over £650,000 after the owners called it quits in November
