YOUNG Leaders and Ambassadors at Beath took part in an introductory session on British Sign Language. These pupils hope to offer provision to cluster pupils with Hearing Impairments using the skills they gained from the Deaf Communication Service
PASSENGERS are fed-up suffering daily travel on ScotRail's overcrowded carriages and having their jobs and family life impacted by cancelled or delayed trains and they have been signing a petition started Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath MP Lesley Laird in
A KELTY man grabbed his partner by the throat and slapped her to the head after accusing her of sleeping with other males. James Connelly, 46, of Lochleven Terrace, previously admitted that on February 1 at Keltyhill Crescent, he did assault his
IT was almost snow go at Lochgelly Raceway on Saturday, writes our Raceway writer Kevin McQueen. Eight hours before start time, the snow was coming down, blanketing the track and surrounding areas in around two inches of snow. However, with a bit
TWO members of the Lochgelly High School Polar Academy team insist that their Arctic experience has made a huge difference to their respective futures. Hannah Reid and Morgan Adam a year ago next week headed for Greenland with eight colleagues and
THE drivers and fans woke up on Saturday morning to be greeted to snow but luckily it soon turned to rain and that helped to clear the Cowdenbeath Racewall track, writes our Racewall scribe Jim Turner. However, there was another snow shower during
IT have to say that the plan for a new nursery/community centre in the village is something that has to be welcomed. Hill of Beath is a community that is growing and the wee community centre we had had done its bit but was really too small. I
WHAT a brilliant effort by everyone at Cowdenbeath Football Club in housing the Scottish Cup-tie with Rangers. It really was a Herculean effort by everyone involved to get the game on last Wednesday. Everyone involved deserves a huge pat on the
