Fife News

One volunteer's commitment is helping bring footcare closer to home – and more volunteers are needed to help make a difference across Fife.

Kirkcaldy is marking the 250th anniversary of the publication of Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations with a new series of plaques celebrating the global impact of the town's most famous son.

Two of the original cast members from iconic 80s hit film Gregory’s Girl will help launch an exciting new film programme at Lochgelly Centre this week.

Just 7% of people in Scotland have appointed a legal guardian for their children in their Will – despite having strong views about who they would not want to raise them.

With almost 5,000 adults in Scotland admitted to hospital as a result of flu last winter, Public Health Scotland (PHS) is urging those eligible to get vaccinated and reduce their risk of severe illness this flu season.

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Heritage-led regeneration in Buckhaven that celebrates the area's historic buildings and will create new opportunities for local people has secured major funding.

New crackdown campaign sees rail industry and British Transport Police working closer together than ever in tackling trespass and railway crime

High school pupils across Fife can now enjoy greater choice and convenience at lunchtime with the launch of a new Grab Bag lunch promotion.

Wemyss Ware Cat Trail's 'The Big Auction' takes place this Saturday (3rd October)

ScotRail’s investment in trains, stations, technology, and biodiversity is helping reduce the environmental impact of the railway.

Fife Council are asking residents across North East Fife to share their thoughts on the local supported bus services.

More than 120 staff gathered at Fife College's new Dunfermline City Campus for the NHS Fife Staff Awards 2026

New changes introduced to the sale and placement of foods high in fat, sugar and salt in shops come into effect.

ScotRail will help families make the most of the October school holidays with the return of its popular Family Pass.

Fife Council is looking for compassionate and patient Fifers to become full and part-time foster carers for local neurodivergent children.

Residents are being urged to recycle batteries safely as fires linked to discarded electrical items across Scotland and the UK increase.

Pupils, parents, carers and school staff are being invited to have their say on proposals to limit the use of personal smart devices in Fife schools.

Network Rail is encouraging people living and working near the railway in Scotland to sign up to its digital notifications service, helping them stay informed about work taking place in their area. The service allows lineside neighbours to receive updates directly by email about planned maintenance and improvement projects, including information about any activities that may be visible or noticeable locally.