Fife News from Wednesday, September 30th, 2026

Without Volunteers, Footcare Fife Wouldn't Be Possible

One volunteer's commitment is helping bring footcare closer to home – and more volunteers are needed to help make a difference across Fife.
Kirkcaldy marks 250 years of The Wealth of Nations with new plaque trail

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.
Actors and iconic Scottish movie Gregory’s Girl launch Lochgelly film programme

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 Scots have appointed a legal guardian for their children

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.
Those most at risk of severe illness encouraged to get their flu vaccine

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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