Fife pupils face crossing two motorway sliproads to get to school under catchment area changes
Rosyth children face a treacherous route to school after controversial catchment area changes were approved.
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CCTV footage of man released after pensioner held at knife-point in robbery
CCTV footage of a man has been released after a pensioner was held at knife-point during a robbery in Fife.
Return to school is huge milestone for brave Rosyth boy
For most eight-year-olds, starting primary four is no big deal.
Cyclist struck by vehicle in Dunfermline
A female cyclist has been injured after being struck by a car in Dunfermline.
Delight as Wee Michael finds a stem cell match
A three-year-old Fife girl is preparing to give her big brother the gift of life.
Drug addict jailed after assaulting and robbing 70-year-old in his own home
A disabled Rosyth pensioner was viciously assaulted and robbed by a complete stranger in his own home.
“It’s amazing how your instinct takes over” — Fife dad delivers baby, using Apple headphones to tie off the umbilical cord
A quick-thinking Fife dad who delivered his baby daughter at home on the bathroom floor used his Apple headphones to tie off the tot’s umbilical cord.
Bikers to lay wreaths in Dundee and Fife as part of £60,000 Poppyscotland fundraiser
A group of big-hearted bikers will lay wreaths at 31 monuments across Scotland as part of a huge fundraising effort to raise £60,000 for Poppyscotland, whilst also commemorating the centenary of the end of the First World War.
Why Tayside and Fife are reaping the rewards of a burgeoning international cruise ship market
Cruise ships are increasingly setting a course for Scotland – and businesses in Fife, Tayside and Dundee are particularly well placed to benefit, writes Michael Alexander.
Fears for Rosyth as MOD contract delay delivers “body blow”
Fears for Fife’s shipbuilding future and its hundreds of jobs have been heightened after the UK government’s shock decision to restart competition for work on the Type 31e frigate programme.