ONFife Libraries are coming back with the local facilities gradually coming 'on stream'! During lockdown - the library service has been busy providing content online and keeping in touch with customers - but management and staff are now delighted
FIFE COUNCIL will start opening some of their public toilets from tomorrow (Friday), they have announced. Public toilets were closed temporarily in line with Scottish Government COVID-19 guidance. Before re-opening them, teams have cleansed
A DRINK-DRIVER had consumed so much wine that he was more than four times the limit when he crashed his car the next day. Sozzled company accountant Christopher Whyte almost caused a collision with another car then reversed into a lamp-post in Kelty
A BALLINGRY man has been fined for causing a domestic disturbance during lockdown by shouting and kicking at a door. The trouble was caused by Stewart Smith, 34, of Martin Crescent. Smith appeared for sentencing at Dunfermline Sheriff Court having
DENEND Primary School staff came up with the idea in May to organise a staff Active Challenge to give back to the Cardenden community, and also to support children's Wellbeing as they return to school in August. Staff took on individual challenges
S1 pupils at Beath High School went face to face with a few very creepy crawlies as Zoolab paid a visit! This was done as part of the 'Animal Antics' course, one of the new elective classes that P7's can choose to take when they go into S1 at the
During lockdown, some Scots have been basking in the opportunity to enjoy some much needed alone time. Now, those enjoying the solitude can take their privacy one step further with an entirely private Scottish island all to themselves. An island
CARDENDEN couple Peter and Mary Young celebrated 65 years of marriage on June 2, their Blue Sapphire Anniversary. Both were born in Lochgelly and grew up a few streets from one another in the West End. They worked for Lochgelly Co-operative
A KELTY pub owner has dismissed any suggestion that they didn't take public health seriously after their beer garden was forced to close after just one day. Asif Hussain confirmed that the outside drinking area at The Kings, on Main Street, had
FACE coverings are to become mandatory across all shops in Scotland as of tomorrow. Following the move to make the coverings compulsory on public transport, the First Minister argued that "as we all start to interact more, it is vital that we take
Douglas's constituency includes Crossgates, Hill of Beath and Moss-side Follow advice – cover when you go shopping 'LAST week, the Scottish Government announced it will be mandatory for us to wear face coverings when we go out for our shopping
THE A92 was log jammed yesterday evening after an accident saw police, fire and ambulance services on the scene. Traffic heading west was completely stopped between Cowdenbeath and Crossgates after the incident. It meant that people heading for
THE issue of dirt bikes and quads in local woodland is certainly something that people are right to be concerned about. It has been something that members of Cowdenbeath Environment Group have been worried about in recent years, especially at the
