Fife rapist Craig Slater guilty of “wicked, evil crimes”
A Fife rapist who spiked a woman’s drink before telling her “prove it” when she confronted him over the sex attack has been told to expect a lengthy jail sentence.
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Deprived Fife area to get new “civic identity”
One of Scotland's most disadvantaged areas will be given a new "civic identity" when work to rebuild its shopping area is complete.
Train services across east coast grind to halt following cable “vandalism”
Rail travellers faced misery on Wednesday as train services were cancelled due to a second case of vandalism on the lines in a little over a week.
Call to halt Dunfermline school catchment zoning plans
Angry Dunfermline parents want to put the brakes on changes to school catchment areas which would see their children bussed out of the town.
Appeal to trace cable thieves who caused rail chaos
British Transport Police have launched an investigation into the theft of signalling cable which caused rail chaos across Fife, Dundee and Perth.
Friary hostel at heart of Inverkeithing regeneration bid
A seven-century old monastery could be converted into a tourist hostel in a drive to regenerate Inverkeithing town centre.
Woman was hit with crutch after complaining about bad breath
A woman used her crutch to strike another female who had accused her of having bad breath.
PICTURES: Youngsters take part in last walk across Queensfery Crossing journey
About 10,000 local school pupils and community group members have walked across the Queensferry Crossing in the last event before it permanently opens to traffic.
Friend of tragic Fife teen calls for Fife quarry to be drained
The question of how to make a notorious Fife quarry safe split opinion at a public meeting called by the Action for Prestonhill campaign group.
Call for fatal accident inquiry into recent Fife quarry deaths
The mother of a teenager who drowned at a notorious Fife quarry has called for a fatal accident inquiry to be held into the three most recent tragic deaths there.