Fife News from Monday, November 9th, 2026

ScotRail will welcome thousands of sports fans during an exciting week of international sport, helping fans travel to two major home fixtures in Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Edinburgh Zoo has named its capybara triplets after three beloved Scottish delicacies

Amey is ready to keep North East Scotland moving this winter, with 40 gritters available around the clock across 593km of trunk roads.

A programme of traffic management and road safety improvements across South and West Fife has been approved by councillors.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has launched a further three-week public consultation on an additional proposal for changes to fire stations in Fife.

People in Lundin Links, Lower Largo and Upper Largo will soon benefit from the Go-Flexi on-demand bus service after Fife Council extended the coverage area in Levenmouth in response to feedback from local residents and councillors.

Fife Council is proud to support Scottish Careers Week 2026, a national campaign highlighting the opportunities available to people of all ages as they explore, develop and progress their careers.

Families across Fife can take advantage of a range of low-cost activities this Friday as Fife Sports and Leisure Trust's popular Quid-a-Kid programme returns for the school in-service day on Friday 13 November.