FIFE Council planning officers say that controversial plans to build two new homes at Crombie Point should be refused. The application, by James Corrie of Blairadam, first came to the west and central planning committee in March but councillors
PUPILS at Canmore Primary School were on target as they enjoyed success on the hockey field. They were one of 16 primary schools that took part in an outdoor hockey festival, supported by Dunfermline and West Fife Sports Council, Active Schools
AN award-winning scheme aimed at better tracing missing children is being rolled out by Police Scotland. The Philomena Protocol, named after the patron saint of babies, infants and youths, was first introduced in the UK by Durham Constabulary in
ATHLETIC have signing targets in mind ahead of their return to the Championship next season – and are hopeful of making moves soon. James McPake has said that they are “continuing to work” on potential additions to the playing squad, but is pleased
Products sold at major supermarkets including Lidl, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and Aldi have been recalled. “Do not eat” warnings have been issued by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) on a number of products which are considered to be potential
THE new EATS Rosyth Community Hub officially opened its doors on Tuesday. A much anticipated project that's been years in the making, volunteers were finally able to welcome the public into the old Clydesdale Bank building on Queensferry Road after
KELTY HEARTS have said that "a league where you can finish 6th and be relegated or finish 5th and be promoted isn’t right for sporting integrity" after announcing they will vote against proposals for a new Conference League. The New Central Park
A CHANGE to approved plans to build 33 affordable homes and a social hub on the site of the former Pitcorthie Primary School in Dunfermline has been requested. A recent application to Fife Council by developers Robertson Homes has requested a
SENIOR political figures from Hungary visited St Margaret's Church in Dunfermline. The visitors, which included the secretary of state for Hungarian Communities abroad and the Hungarian Prime Minister's chief adviser, visited the East Port place
DUNFERMLINE'S MSP hopes Fife Council will develop a "clear strategy" of improvement to make the most of city status. Shirley-Anne Somerville hosted a "city summit" in February after growing concerns that the title could be wasted. Now she says
