THERE will be a temporary road closure in Kincardine from Monday (December 4). A section of Bank Street, from number 15 to 21, will be shut to allow Scottish Power "energy works to be carried out in safety". READ MORE: Banned motorist caught
DUNFERMLINE ATHLETIC look set to move into their proposed training facility in Rosyth early next year after confirming redevelopment work has kicked off. The first phase of the project to transform the former Civil Service Sports Club, on Castle
An Aberdour pub has been named as one of the best pubs in the UK for the ultimate match-watching experience. A recent study analysed over 3,700 UK pubs to discover the best places in the country for a match-watching experience. Six Scottish bars
Tynecastle 4 Crossgates Primrose 1, East of Scotland League, Premier Division CROSSGATES PRIMROSE slipped to a third successive defeat after Tynecastle fought back to record an emphatic victory on Saturday. Alan Campbell's side saw their winless
A Woodmill High School student welcomed the public to another successful Family Funday. Adam Coutts played bagpipes for the public as they arrived to the event hosted by Fife Festival of Music at Duloch Primary School, Dunfermline. During the
DUNFERMLINE Ladies have opened the second stage of their league season by claiming a derby victory at Kirkcaldy. The team, coached by Gary Kenhard, won 19-12 in the first of their Caledonia Midlands / East Region League Two, stage two fixtures,
Donibristle Primary School have had a brand-new trim trail installed after a long fundraising campaign. The trail was installed by Caledonia Play, a Kinross company that manufactures play equipment, and is designed to challenge children from the
THE annual Ahmdiyya Muslim Community Peace Symposium took place in Rosyth Parish Church on Saturday. A crowd of 75 local members and dignitaries attended the event and enjoyed a number of speeches on establishing peace in the world, a keynote
A DUNFERMLINE Scout group is cooking up a storm after a grant – and fundraising – helped pay for a new kitchen in their hall. The Carnegie Dunfermline Trust awarded the 40th Fife (Touch) Scout Group funding of £2,500. The organisation's grant
SUPER SUB Craig Wighton grabbed a double to help Dunfermline return to winning ways against Arbroath but admitted he was "gutted" for luckless team-mate Kane Ritchie-Hosler. The Pars number nine, who has previously had two loan spells with the
THE 14th Fife Business Week has been declared a success with over 500 people attending a total of 20 events. The week was put on by InvestFife, the collective brand for Fife Council’s Economic Development Services and Business Gateway Fife.
Grangemouth Stags second XV 5 Rosyth Sharks 68 Caledonia Midlands Region League, Division Three FREE-SCORING Rosyth Sharks produced a superb response to their previous week's defeat by notching 10 tries at Grangemouth Stags second XV. The
RETIRED Olympic medallist and former European champion Eilidh Doyle has been hailed as an "exemplary role model for women and girls" after she was feted at a prestigious awards ceremony. The 36-year-old, who represented Pitreavie AAC throughout
POLICE say a man who had been reported missing from Dunfermline has been found "safe and well". An appeal had been made for help to trace Kenneth McLachlan, 59, after he had been reported missing earlier this week. A statement from Police Scotland
Scotland’s biggest fire international charity held a naming ceremony for three fire appliances being donated to Argentina. Fife-based International Fire and Rescue Association named its 111th vehicle Lord Lieutenant Robert Balfour, 112th was named
Whitecraigs 46 Dunfermline 37, National League Division Four DUNFERMLINE head coach Gavin Emerson has urged his team to find more of a "killer instinct" after they fell to a nine-point loss at Whitecraigs on Saturday. The McKane Park outfit
CHILDREN benefit from a "positive and caring" learning environment at Crossford Primary School and nursery according to a recent Education Scotland inspection. The school got several 'good ratings' when the team of inspectors carried out the visit
A TWO-car crash saw a West Fife road closed for over an hour on Tuesday. Emergency services raced to the scene on Kingseat Road at around 5.15pm. A Police Scotland said: "Police were called to the Kingseat Road area of Dunfermline, following
NHS Fife said their finances have “probably never been under more strain” after the board admitted they expect to be overspent by £23 million by the end of the financial year. By September 30 they were already £16m in the red, an increase of £5m
AN ESTIMATED 19 people died while homeless in Fife last year according to new figures published by the National Records of Scotland (NRS). The Homeless Deaths report shows that the figures remain unchanged compared to 2021 however there has been
