Fife News from Tuesday, October 20th, 2026

Be The Early Bird

The benefits of finding cancer at an earlier stage include more treatment options, a greater likelihood of living well after treatment and better news to tell the family.
Major new study to examine interconnected climate risks to Scotland’s infrastructure

A pioneering study will investigate how climate change could create disruption across Scotland's critical infrastructure, helping organisations better understand risks to the services people depend on every day.
Apple Day (October 21): Food hygiene experts share top tips on how to store apples to keep them fresh for as long as possible

Created by the arts and conservation charity Common Ground and first launched on October 21, 1990, Apple Day was designed to raise awareness of orchard loss, celebrate genetic and cultural diversity, and highlight the provenance and traceability of food.
Fybre Twist creating a twisted future

What began as a personal New Year's resolution has quickly grown into a thriving creative business for St Andrews entrepreneur Lynette Keating, founder of Fybre Twist, a specialist hand-dyed yarn company inspired by the colours and landscapes of Scotland.
Free Friday Night Football at Beacon Leisure Centre

Free football sessions for young people are set to kick-off at Beacon Leisure Centre in Burntisland.

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