TRIBUTES have been paid to a Dunfermline-based mechanic who tragically died at the Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye. Nathan Skinner, 25, passed away last month after falling into the water while visiting the popular tourist spot while on holiday
LEGENDS of rock and roll are coming to Dunfermline this summer and the Press has teamed up with PJ Molloys to offer you tickets. The countdown is on for T.Rex and Animals and Friends to play at the grassroots music venue. The most iconic band
THIS two-bedroom flat within walking distance of Dunfermline city centre is perfect for first-time buyers. On the market for offers over £95,000 the ground floor accommodation could also be ideal for buy-to-let investors. The Scott Street home
UP to 12,000 people attended the Rosyth Gala in Public Park on Saturday. Fun-seekers from the town and further afield enjoyed an array of rides, activities and entertainment at the much anticipated community gathering. Stephen Lynas, the chairman
A DUNFERMLINE employer has delivered some working flexibility after launching new term-time contracts. Amazon have introduced the scheme which guarantees time off during the school holidays. The innovative contract is part of a wider flexibility
FIFE POLICE are appealing for help in tracing a missing 13 year old. Safiyyah Hussein was last seen at around 9am on Thursday, June 1 in Rosyth. She is described as being 5ft 5 in height, of medium build, with long brown hair and blonde highlights
A NEW attraction at Fife Zoo has come in the form of a 7ft tall brown bear - courtesy of Dunfermline Athletic. The club's larger-than-life mascot, Sammy the Tammy, visited the attraction to celebrate a new partnership for the 2023/24 season.
ATHLETIC have unveiled their new away kit ahead of next season's Championship campaign as part of a deal with a new kit manufacturer. After 11 seasons in partnership with Spanish firm, Joma, Dunfermline have commenced a new partnership with Italian
ARMED POLICE carried out a search for a man in possession of a weapon in the Abbeyview area of Dunfermline last night (Thursday). Officers received a report of a man carrying a weapon late on Thursday night, but despite carrying out a search of
WORK to bury speed sensors on three roads in Dalgety Bay has taken place. The speed survey counters have been installed by Transport Scotland on Moray Way, Moray Way South and Lumsdaine Drive. The public body says the area was agreed with Fife
VICTIM SUPPORT SCOTLAND (VSS) is calling for West Fifers to volunteer and support people affected by crime. The nation-wide charity supports volunteers throughout the islands in both the community and in Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline Sheriff Courts
NHS Fife has apologised to a patient after they were not given an x-ray which could have missed a foot injury. The person, known as patient C, presented at A&E with a painful left foot and was diagnosed with a foot sprain. However, a few
KELTY HEARTS have invited supporters to express their views on a proposed new Conference League ahead of a vote by SPFL clubs on the issue. The New Central Park outfit, who were promoted from the East of Scotland League in 2018, before winning
A LEADING Dunfermline law firm has moved base following an expansion of services. Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM) has moved from Crescent House to the city’s George Square as the firm introduces a broader range of in-person services for
A RAIL link between Babcock Rosyth and the main network could be reinstated under new plans. Work is at a "very early stage" but the move is part of Forth Port's commitment to be carbon neutral within the next decade. It would see all three
A commemorative 50p coin celebrating 75 years of the UK's National Health Service (NHS) has been released by the Royal Mint. The collectible coin, created by Royal Mint designer Alice Lediard, features a portrait of King Charles on one side and
PUREGYM in Dunfermline is helping to fuel life-saving heart research through preloved donations. A collection box has been installed at the branch in support of the British Heart Foundation (BHF). Gym-goers will be able to drop off preloved
Around half of Britain's fish and chip shops could face closure in just the next three years due to rising costs, Price hikes on fish, oil, potatoes and energy are leaving many owners struggling to stay afloat. There are 10,500 chippies currently
A NIGHT class in Inverkeithing has been creating an artistic outlet for West Fifers for around 30 years. Now under the guidance of tutor Carol McLinden, who has been at the helm for 22 years, the sessions run every Wednesday at the Wing in Inverkeithing
STAFF and pupils at St Leonards Primary School in Dunfermline have used money donated in the name of their beloved lollipop lady, Margaret, to honour her. Margaret Boyle worked at the school for 14 years, since 2008 until June of last year when
THE Keavil House Hotel in Crossford has given over all of its accommodation to people fleeing the war in Ukraine. A contract with the Scottish Government has, as of this week, seen 69 rooms allocated to refugees with many coming from the MS Victoria
