A DUNFERMLINE man drove when more than four times over the limit and then punched a police officer. Dale Wilson, 29, of Blake Street, appeared in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted that on June 22, at Halkett Crescent, Dunfermline
A RETIRED nurse says she “does not believe” health chiefs who say there are no plans to close Queen Margaret Hospice permanently. Janice Bork retired in 2016 after working in the Dunfermline hospice for decades and contacted the Press over concerns
A DUNFERMLINE man has admitted stealing plastic piping from a building site. Lee Birkett, 39, of Aberdour Crescent, appeared in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted that on June 22, at Pitreavie Nursery building site, Aberdour Road
A SCOTTISH island with a population of just six people is seeking a new operator for its local café and restaurant business. The community-owned island of Ulva, off the west coast of Mull, hopes someone can take over its well-established Boathouse
THE Scottish Government has published information revealing every crime that was recorded to police in Scotland last month. The figures show that in August alone, almost 20,000 crimes were reported to the force. These reported incidents (19,927
CONCERN has been raised after figures showed a free shuttle bus and free Sunday parking did not help Dunfermline town centre businesses. In December, a free shuttle bus was laid on for shoppers from the Leys Park Road car park into the centre while
THE photographs in this week's trip down West Fife's Memory Lane focus on entertainment in Dunfermline over the years. Perhaps one of the best-remembered cinemas in Dunfermline, the Regal, can be seen in the first image from 1959. It was a spacious
FIFE has now recorded 204 coronavirus deaths since the start of the outbreak. The latest figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS) shows that one person died last week (September 7-13) in the Kingdom with COVID-19 on the death certificate
KELTY HEARTS will kick off the defence of their Lowland League title on home turf as West Fife clubs were handed their new season fixtures. Barry Ferguson's side will open at home to Edinburgh University on October 10. The East of Scotland Football
A FIFE MSP has branded waiting times for young mental health patients in Fife as "shocking" and called on the Scottish Government to provide more support. Figures released by Public Health Scotland show that just under 60 per cent per cent of youngsters
WORK on the two-classroom extension at Masterton Primary School in Dunfermline has been delayed. Fife Council said the £1 million project, to alleviate capacity problems, will not be completed until next year. It was decided to add two more
OFFERS over £440,000 are invited for this week's Press Hot Property, an impressive and substantial executive five-bedroom family home. An ideal home for entertaining and outside space and situated in a prestigious development occupying an enviable
