EMERGENCY services raced to a fire at a Fife Council depot last night. Fire crews arrived at Halbeath Industrial Estate where they found five cars alight at around 8.30pm. A spokesperson for Scottish Fire and Rescue said: "We received an alarm
A MAN was caught drink-driving in Lochgelly when two times over the limit. Patrick Feeley, 44, also did not hold a full driving licence. Feeley, of Harbour Place, Burntisland, appeared in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted
Drivers who post updates on social media warning other road users of police speed traps could face fines of up to £1000. If drivers are warning other motorists about police speed vans, they could be found to be in breach of section 89 of the Police
With the nation being asked to stay at home that little bit longer, Aldi and Lidl are both focusing on making your home that little bit more comfortable. The budget supermarket chains have both revealed a range of new products being made available
THERE has been a significant increase in electric vehicles across Fife as new data reveals charging points are not keeping pace. Thinktank the Policy Exchange says there are still charging "blackspots" in regions across the UK, adding the speed
A COUNSELLING charity set to lose funding from Fife Council faces closure if it cannot find an alternative source of cash, its manager says. Mieke van der Zjipp, manager of Couples Counselling Fife (RSCCF), says the £23,000 it receives from the
THE journey of a premium rum from the Caribbean all the way to West Fife has seen it pick up two prestigious awards. Rumburra Scotland Ltd landed the Lux Life ‘Best Rum Award for 2020’ while the Kelty-based Company also scooped the organisation’
Child Benefit payment rates in Scotland are to increase £84.60 per month. These benefits are open to everyone who is responsible for bringing up a child under 16 years old, or a young person under 20 who are in full-time education or on approved
The latest weekly coronavirus figures have been released, highlighting hotspots of Covid-19 per 100,000 of the population and the risk in each neighbourhood. Scotland had 5,342 positive cases between February 17 and February 23, which was 104.1
