This week's Central Fife Times
THE mother of three-year-old Robyn who was sadly knocked down and killed in August has spoken about trying to remain positive in her absence.
Her and partner Barry, who are expecting twins, have launched a bereavement services for families who go through similar losses.
Also in this week’s Central Fife Times:
• Beath High School looks to tighten its bond with Malawi through a new partnership
• A stillbirth tragedy kickstarted a fundraising campaign by Elizabeth’s colleagues
• A peaceful protest took place at Mossmorran on Saturday morning
• Recycling centre restrictions look set to loosen across Fife.
All that and much more in this week’s Central Fife Times.
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