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How the ‘disability gap’‘ in employment is shrinking in Fife
The gap between the employment rates of those with disabilities and the wider population in Fife has shrunk.
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Police appeal to trace missing 14-year old Kirkcaldy girl
Police have appealed for help to trace a teenage girl reported missing in Kirkcaldy, amid growing concerns for her welfare.
What's the deal with Marques Brownlee controversy? YouTube star apologises for 'inexcusable' driving
He said his behaviour was “absolutely inexcusable and dangerous”
The most advertised and in-demand jobs in Fife have been revealed by new research
The most advertised and in-demand jobs in Fife have been revealed, according to new research.
9 of the best weather apps to use as Arctic blast set to bring wintry weather
Wintry conditions could be on the way 🌨
Kirkcaldy YMCA members fly flag for Scotland at innovative project
Young people from Kirkcaldy YMCA have taken part in an innovative youth and democracy project.
How Fife is tackling shortage of food inspectors as premises go unchecked
Fife Council’s environmental health team – which is responsible for food hygiene and safety as well as workplace health and safety and other licensing duties – is not currently fulfilling all of its statutory obligations.
Apple iCloud: tech giant accused of ‘ripping-off’ 40m British customers - legal action explained
Apple customers could be owed ‘nearly £3bn’ 😱
Free online sessions as Fife seeks to recruit more childminders
Fifers can take advantage of free online information sessions as part of Scottish Careers Week.
Three arrests after £5000 of drugs found in vehicle in Glenrothes
Three men have been arrested after police stopped a car and found cocaine with a street value of £5000.
Queensferry Crossing automated diversion trials complete – how it could impact your journey
The latest trials of a new automated diversion system for the Queensferry Crossing have been successfully completed, further reducing the time it takes to reroute traffic on the M90 over the Forth Road Bridge.
St Andrews Preservation Trust: annual lecture on how Fife town became the Home of Golf
The annual St Andrews Preservation Trust lecture takes place this month.
Firesticks: what is the law around ‘jailbroken’ Amazon sticks, and do you need a TV licence?
Don’t land yourself in trouble 😨
Silent Crime: The Untold Story Of Victims documentary looks at shoplifting, theft and nuisance behaviour
A new and exclusive documentary airing tonight explores the real impact of crime on lives and communities, and why so many incidents are going unreported, unsolved and unpunished.
The people and groups working hard at heart of our community
It is just over four months since I was privileged enough to be elected by the people of Cowdenbeath and Kirkcaldy. In that time, I have dealt with over 1,100 cases, carried out over 100 constituency visits, meetings and surgeries and spoken in the House of Commons 16 times.
How people in Fife got £137m of support last year - report reveals
More than £137.2 million has been paid in support to people in Fife, new figures show.
'This recognition means the world to me' - awards nomination for Sharrell
A Fife College graduate has been nominated for three awards at this year’s Student Radio Awards.
Leuchars: refurbishment work at Scotland’s oldest air hangar gets council decision
Hangar 55 at Leuchars station will soon see dozens of ageing doors and windows replaced or refurbished like for like’
Stunning Wallace Monument photograph wins national award for Falkirk district's Kilted Photographer
A stunning image of the Wallace Monument at sunset has won a Redding photographer a national award.
St Andrews ‘Mr Golf’ Jim Farmer passes away at 76: A legend of the game and icon of Scottish golf
Jim Farmer, the beloved 'Mr Golf' of St Andrews, leaves behind an unparalleled legacy as a player, coach, and ambassador of the sport.