As a nation, there are a lot of snacks that we love to enjoy from a bag of Monster Munch, and Jaffa Cakes to a Magnum ice cream. But ever so often we notice that a once-loved snack has disappeared from supermarket shelves seemingly never to be
DUNFERMLINE'S Little Shop of Heroes has been nominated for a comic book industry "Oscar". The owners of the Maygate store have thanked customers for shaping their business into a "destination considered one of the best in the world". They have
LOOKING for an immaculate family home ready to move into? This could be the one for you. The modern three-bedroom detached property in Macpherson Avenue is in a highly regarded location with good transport links. Downstairs, there's a welcoming
'INSPIRATION' will be the word of the day when radio presenter Bryan Burnett takes to the stage to host the Dunfermline Press and Central Fife Times' Community Champions awards. The BBC Radio Scotland personality suspects "there may be a wee greet
YOUNGSTERS from West Fife primary schools served up an action-packed day of badminton at a recently-held festival. The West Fife Primary Schools' Badminton Championships brought together kids from 12 schools to showcase their talents on the court
Burntisland Shipyard 1 Rosyth 4, East of Scotland League, First Division ROSYTH boss Greig Denham believes that the campaign is ending too soon for his side after they chalked up victory to guarantee a top-half finish. Saturday's success at
TWO Rosyth women strutted their stuff at Glasgow's Dance 100 as they joined more than 50 Fifers who have been affected in some way by Huntington's Disease. The big event at the city's George Square saw them moving and grooving for five hours, and
Aldi and Lidl shoppers can pick up everything from swimming pools to wireless earphones in the middle aisles this weekend. From paddleboards to wireless chargers, there are some fantastic buys available from Sunday, June 4. Have a browse at
TWO of Aberdour's stunning beaches have been recognised with a prestigious Scotland’s Beach Award. Black Sands and Silver Sands were both recognised in the 2023 competition, with the latter now celebrating 30 years of accreditation in the Keep
TINY tots at Halbeath Nursery have been set a big challenge – to read 1,000 books in just three weeks. It's all for the "love of reading" and to raise funds so they can buy more fun and interesting tales for the kids to enjoy. With sponsorship
DUNFERMLINE and Carnegie Cricket Club are looking ahead to an "important weekend" with renewed vigour after posting a second successive victory. The McKane Park outfit's first XI built on their first win of the season against Kirk Brae, which came
AN OUT of this world experience will be on offer at the annual Crossford Children's Gala today (Saturday, June 3). Fun for all the family will be on offer with a range of activities, rides, inflatables and stalls at the extravaganza. Gala chairperson
More than 300 primary school children took part in a two day engineering festival at Babcock's Rosyth facility. The international defence company welcomed Primary six and seven pupils from five different schools to explore the world of engineering
The Apprentice Boys of Derry parade will make its way through Dunfermline city centre today (Saturday, June 3). The Relief of Derry Parade is hosted by Kingdom of Fife No Surrender, with around 3000 people expected to take part. It is likely
With Dunfermline Athletic having concluded this successful season winning the First Division title, this week's trip down West Fife's Memory Lane features some photographs of their past history. The team is more commonly referred to as 'The Pars
IN just under three weeks time, Athletic's League One title winners will host German visitors in a glamour friendly – and you could be there on us. On Friday June 23, Bundesliga 2 outfit, St Pauli, will visit KDM Group East End Park for an exhibition
A DALGETY BAY sailing instructor has been recognised for her efforts to introduce young children to the sport. Cheryl Taylor, a senior instructor at Dalgety Bay Sailing Club, was nominated for a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Scotland Impact
