Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson says ‘absolutely not’ to IndyRef2 on Fife visit
The Liberal Democrat leader claimed a second independence vote would add to the chaos of Brexit as she brought her party’s campaign to Fife.
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Bottle of rum and draughty door helped brave Fife shopkeeper fend off armed thief
A Fife shopkeeper has told how a draughty front door may have helped save his life during a terrifying armed robbery.
Recycling bin day change coming for 30,000 households in north and east Fife
Around 30,000 households in parts of east Fife are to see their bins day change for the first time in years.
Castle Huntly murder inmate had placement with Fife junior football club before drug death
Senior prison management have told a fatal accident inquiry (FAI) it is “impossible” to keep drugs out of a jail where two inmates were killed by so-called legal highs.
Care home fined over death of Glenrothes resident who swallowed chlorine tablets
A care home company has been fined £270,000 following the death of a Fife resident who swallowed chlorine tablets in the belief they were mints.
St Andrews lecturer says climate change making heatwaves more likely and severe
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Hundreds back petition calling for action to make Tay Road Bridge safer
Hundreds of people have signed a petition calling for action to make the Tay Road Bridge safer for people who are thinking of ending their lives.
Shaped by a River: Introducing a special new series from The Courier
It’s the River Tay but not as you know it...
Lochore Meadows restrictions remain as weekend triathlon in doubt
Environmental experts are still investigating the cause of a pollution incident at a popular Fife park.
Mystery surrounds fish deaths at Lochore Meadows as loch fully reopens to public
A popular Fife park’s loch is back in business after it was declared off limits following a contamination scare a fortnight ago.