Plaque confirms Burntisland’s place as Fife’s favourite conservation area
A new plaque has been officially unveiled in Burntisland to mark the royal burgh's status as Fife’s favourite conservation area.
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BiFab losses approached £50m as it sacked hundreds of Fife workers last year
The extent of the financial difficulties of Fife engineering firm BiFab have been revealed in newly filed company accounts.
Fife man admits causing lengthy police stand-off in Burntisland
A man who barricaded himself inside a flat with petrol-covered sofas has admitted sparking a police siege.
Burntisland tide waits for no van
A freak accident at the end of a day’s fishing at Burntisland has ended up costing its owner dearly – as you can see from these pictures.
Creating tasty treats for her son led Louise to cook up a business venture
When her son developed severe food allergies, Louise Baxter began whipping up birthday cakes he could enjoy.
Man dies after being pulled from Fife harbour
A 65-year-old man has died after being plucked from the water at Burntisland harbour.
Emotional day for family as brave Ava attends first ever day of school after life-saving transplant
Brave Lochgelly youngster Ava Stark has begun primary one after undergoing a lifesaving bone marrow transplant.
Bid to make Burntisland railway station accessible for all
A steering group is to be created to press the case for new measures to make Burntisland’s train station truly accessible to all.
Unions satisfied with Canadian firm’s commitment to BiFab after meetings
Trade unions have expressed renewed optimism over the future of the troubled BiFab yards, despite the loss of hundreds of jobs.
Missing Fife dog safely home after major search effort involving coastguard
A Fife family has said thank you after a search for their pet dog involved scores of volunteers and the coastguard.