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Santa drops into Deep Sea World
Santa will make an unusual appearance in Fife in the run-up to Christmas — in the shark-infested waters of Deep Sea World. (...)
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Gordon Brown aims to (help) make history
Gordon Brown MP has unveiled his idea for a new project to log the history of Fife and its people. (...)
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Forth Energy submits plan for biomass energy plant at Rosyth port
Plans have been submitted for a biomass power plant at Rosyth that, its backers claim, could meet 42% of Fife's electrical needs. (...)
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Olympians use DVD to praise Andrew Carnegie's legacy
Commonwealth Games silver medallist Eilidh Child has paid tribute to Andrew Carnegie's legacy at the launch of a DVD. (...)
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Heritage Lottery Fund backs plans for Dunfermline museum and art gallery
Plans to open a new museum and art gallery in Scotland's ancient capital took a major step forward at the weekend. (...)
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First-team fears for red-carded Neil McGregor
Neil McGregor has admitted he fears his sending off could affect his chances of getting back into the Pars first team. (...)
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Swinney's commitment to new Forth bridge welcomed in Fife
A senior Fife councillor welcomed the Scottish Government's commitment to build a new bridge over the Forth. (...)
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Excellence recognised at Fife Business Awards
A luxury self-catering holiday development near Kingsbarns has won one of the top accolades at the Fife Business Awards. (...)
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Stars help to tell story of Dunfermline
A film featuring some of Dunfermline's best-known celebrities has been launched in the town. (...)
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Dunfermline's Jack Ross upbeat despite injury
Dunfermline defender Jack Ross has admitted he could be laid up until at least the end of December with a niggling knee injury. (...)
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Google removes Street View images of Gordon Brown's house
Google has removed images of former prime minister Gordon Brown's Fife home from its Street View site. (...)
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Changes planned for notorious Fife road
The speed limit on parts of a notorious road between Rosyth and Dunfermline could be reduced to just 30 miles per hour. (...)
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Still no takers for Dunfermline's fire station
Fife Council is still in talks with a number of parties interested in buying the former Dunfermline fire station. (...)
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Accolade for Dunfermline eye specialist
A Dunfermline eye specialist has been presented with flowers at Holyrood as thanks for securing a £6.6 million investment in a new eye-screening service. (...)
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Match preview: Morton v Dunfermline
Andy Kirk is hoping for a repeat performance against Morton after bagging a brace when the two sides met in August. (...)
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Tulliallan schoolchildren pleased to be back 'home'
Hundreds of children from in and around Kincardine in Fife spent their first day back at school. (...)
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Great Scots! Roadshow in Dunfermline
Some well-known and some not so familiar faces with links to Fife are the subject of a roadshow that has arrived in Dunfermline. (...)
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Operation for Dunfermline FC defender Jack Ross
Dunfermline defender Jack Ross has gone under the knife in a bid to solve a cartilage problem. (...)
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Pittencrieff House refurbishment nears completion
A project to give a historic building at the heart of Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline a major facelift is nearing completion. (...)
Fife mother and daughter team raise £1600 for Children's Hospice Association Scotland
A mother and daughter have raised £1600 for the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) and said they plan to do it all again next year. (...)
