CHILDREN'S charity Barnardo’s Scotland said a fond farewell to one of its most dedicated members of staff this week. Amelia Howie, one of the original volunteers in the Barnardo’s shop in Cowdenbeath, will say farewell to the shop after 44 years
A BALLINGRY man is preparing to saddle up for an epic 152-mile Highland fling this weekend – all in aid of charity. Stuart Dalgarno, of Ballingry Crescent, is teaming-up with pal, Mark Soutar, to pedal all the way to Forres, 25 miles east of Inverness
THE Scottish Mining Museum is backing proposals to create a heritage facet at Lochore Meadows Country. Cowdenbeath man Ian Chalmers is steering the project to have items from the mining industry brought to the part and situated around the site of
THE memory of late boxer Connor Law was honoured by family, friends and the Kelty community during an "emotional" day on Saturday. The 26-year-old, who sadly passed away last month, was remembered on a poignant afternoon at Blairadam Park that saw
A COMMITMENT of £288,000 by Fife Council's Housing Service has seen a number of projects succeed in the Cowdenbeath-Lochgelly area. Housing chief, Russel Gray, told Cowdenbeath Area Committee the Locality managed budget had seen several projects
CONGRATULATIONS go to the bowlers from the Fife Disability Sport team who surpassed all expectations and retained the SDS Trophy at the 7th Inter Area Bowls championship held at Fisherrow Links Bowling Green, Mountjoy Street, Musselburgh, and Cowdenbeath
THE new Cowdenbeath FC home kit was unveiled on Monday night before an invited audience which included many of sponsors at Central Park. The retro styled shirt commemorates the 50th anniversary of Cowdenbeath FC’s never to be forgotten 1969/70 side
IT was not the best of week's at Cowdenbeath Bowling Club, writes Jack High. The Tuesday hat night was cancelled due to inclement weather and there was no league game on Wednesday. Thursday night saw Cowdenbeath host Headwell in the second round
