Fife OAPs fear new A92 crossing will turn their cul-de-sac into a public thoroughfare
The elderly residents of a sheltered housing complex in Glenrothes say access to a new pedestrian crossing nearby has made them feel unsafe in their own homes.
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VIDEO: Cyclists and pram-pushers using new Glenrothes crossing ‘unable’ to fit through gate
A new pedestrian crossing over the A92 has been dubbed the road to nowhere as users come up against an insurmountable six-foot-high fence on one side.
Crossing finally to be installed at Logan Carrie crash site
A grieving grandfather’s four-year campaign to make safe the stretch of road where his grandson was killed, could soon be over.
‘Idiot’ driver caught at more than twice the speed limit at accident blackspot
An “idiot” driver has been caught travelling at more than twice the speed limit at the spot where a nine-year-old boy was killed.
Victory for family as Scottish Government announces plans for A92 crossing at Glenrothes
The heartbroken family of a nine-year-old boy killed as he crossed the A92 in Fife have won a three-year campaign for safety improvements.
Teenager, 13, charged with vandalism at Pitcoudie Primary in Glenrothes
Police in Fife have charged a 13-year-old boy in connection with vandalism at Pitcoudie Primary School earlier this month.
Fury as another memorial to Logan, 9, trashed by vandals
A devastated mother has condemned louts who trashed a second memorial to her tragic son.
Heartless vandals target Glenrothes primary school
Heartbroken teachers and children at a Glenrothes school have appealed for help in catching the heartless vandals who destroyed seven years of hard work in one evening.
Transport minister assures grieving grandparents that road safety is his number one priority
Scotland's transport minister has assured the heartbroken grandparents of a young boy killed on the A92 that road safety is his top priority.
Grieving grandfather says A92 speed reduction “not enough”
The grandfather of a young boy killed crossing the A92 claims cutting speed limits is not enough to save lives on the road.