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Pedestrian hit by ambulance in early morning crash on A96
The extent of their injuries and their current condition is unknown.
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Fife budget: Roads, education, housing, health and social care and more will all be impacted
Roads, education, housing, health and social care and more will all be impacted by the budget decisions made by Fife councillors this week.
New chair at the helm of Greener Kirkcaldy's board of trustees
A new chairman has been appointed to Greener Kirkcaldy’s board of trustees.
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Road Hole Restaurant at St Andrews’ Old Course hotel to be refurbished
The bar and fourth-floor suites at the Old Course Hotel venue will also be upgraded.
Five extraordinary dogs unveiled as finalists for Crufts Hero Award
The annual Kennel Club Hero Dog Award, supported by The Kennel Club Charitable Trust, celebrates the unique relationships people have with their dogs and the important role man’s best friend plays throughout our lives and in society
What’s on the menu at the new Seaton House Hotel in St Andrews?
A brand-new luxury hotel and two exciting restaurants are set to shake up St Andrews’ food scene - renowned chef Roy Brett talks us though the menu at Ondine Oyster & Grill and The Boardroom.
Fife budget debate: Trumpesque contributions with a side serving of Shakespeare
The debate meandered from Shakespeare to Spiderman and at times resembled little more than a word salad, but Fife’s councillors got there in the end.
How St Andrews mum became powerful banking boss earning $100 million
From Fife to Wall Street, Jane Fraser has risen to the very top of US financial giant Citigroup.
Fife Council Budget: councillors vote for 8.2% Council Tax rise
Fifers are facing an 8.2% Council Tax rise after Fife Council set its budget today.
Councillors’ tributes to Ross Vettraino – a man who ‘made things happen behind the scenes’
Every single councillor within Fife Chambers – regardless of party or politics – rose to their feet to hold one minute of silence in honour of long serving Fife councillor Ross Vettraino OBE.
Survey reveals reasons why Fifers are so distracted using our roads
Most road users in Fife have admitted their mind has wandered while using the road, according to a new survey - and one in three drivers confessed they’d had a journey where they had zoned out and couldn’t quite remember how they got to their destination.
1pm kick-offs for Madras and Glenrothes but 2pm start for Howe Crusaders in rugby’s Arnold Clark Caledonia Midlands Region League Division 2
All three Fife teams in rugby’s Arnold Clark Caledonia Midlands Region League Division 2 are in action at lunchtime this Saturday.
5 enticing St Andrews afternoon tea experiences
The seaside town of St Andrews in Fife offers great options for afternoon tea. Treat yourself or a loved one to a fantastic foodie experience in the Home of Golf.
Scottish accolade for thriving Kirkcaldy dance club teaching people the art of ballroom and Latin
A Kirkcaldy club dedicated to teaching people to dance has gained national recognition
Milestone closing date revealed for Templehall Community Centre as £15m hub work underway
Kirkcaldy’s Templehall learning centre will soon be turned into a community gym after Fife Council granted itself planning permission to make the change this week.
Ross Vettraino: tributes to councillor hailed ‘a shining example of an effective public servant’
Tributes have been paid following the death of long serving Fife councillor Ross Vettraino OBE.
New skate park in Leven taking shape as council officers sign off latest certificate
Fife Council is continuing to make way on the complete refurbishment of Leven’s new state of the art skate facility, with new photos have documenting the progress.
New rapid chargers to be added to EV bays in Fife car park
Plans to create 10 new EV charging bays in Leven were given the go-ahead this week.
Fife budget: Standing Stane Road plans and new schools at risk as Labour unveils cuts
Fife Council has been forced to take a hard look at its ten year Capital Programme. The Labour Administration has now unveiled which projects could be here to stay and which might be put on hold.
Change is coming for families with more than two children, but not soon enough
No child in Scotland should grow up in poverty. No family in Scotland should be left with incomes so low that they cannot afford the essentials. Yet for record numbers of people in every part of our nation, this is a reality. And that’s especially true for children growing up with two or more sibl...