Fife councillor suspended for calling taxi driver a bully loses legal battle
A Fife councillor who was suspended for making inappropriate remarks to a taxi driver seeking to renew his licence has had an appeal against his sanction rejected.
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Fife hairdresser offers more free haircuts to children from poverty-hit families
A Leven hairdresser who hit headlines last year by offering free haircuts to children whose families are in poverty is doing the same again this year.
Fife man threatened nurses hours after son’s birth and vowed to petrol bomb ex’s car
A Fife man who vowed to petrol bomb his ex-partner’s car and threatened maternity ward staff just hours after the birth of his son has been jailed for almost a year.
Glenrothes man researching family tree discovers relative was cold-blooded killer in 1930s Fife
A Glenrothes man researching his family tree has produced a new radio documentary after discovering one of relatives was a cold-blooded killer.
Glenrothes terror plot suspect’s brother facing sentence on unrelated charges
The brother of a Fife terror suspect has failed to appear in court for threatening a man whose attack on a woman months later led to the deaths of her unborn twins.
Man, 74, charged following hit and run incident which killed Fife cyclist
A man has been charged following a hit and run collision in North East Fife.
Tory councillors slam handling of Fife’s £4.35m Town Centre Capital Fund
Kirkcaldy’s famous son Adam Smith would look at plans to improve the town centre with “contempt”, according to Conservative councillors.
Fife fiance terrified of heights to tackle Forth Bridge abseil for Shirley
A Fife man has vowed to conquer his crippling fear of heights to help raise money in the fight against multiple sclerosis.
Two options for Inverkeithing High School replacement to be taken forward
Two preferred options for the proposed multi-million pound replacement of Inverkeithing High School are to be taken forward for further scrutiny.
Housebreakings on the up in Fife but violent crime drops
Police in Fife say their efforts to tackle serious crime in the region are paying dividends, despite the number of reported incidents rising during the first quarter of 2019.