Fife News from Wednesday, November 11th, 2026

Last held in Kirkcaldy in 2016, Scotland’s Towns Conference returned to the Adam Smith Theatre a decade on earlier today.

Police Scotland have issued a further statement

Kirkcaldy has been named the happiest place to live in Scotland, according to property website Rightmove's annual Happy at Home Index.

Fife Schools following established procedures

Statement after threatening messages sent to a number of schools in Scotland

In recent years, the online gaming industry has grown in popularity with approximately 3.32 billion active video gamers worldwide - with 80% of 6-16 year olds in the UK playing video games

A simple request for a poppy collection box has grown into a nine-year commitment to supporting Scotland's Armed Forces community, with the team at MKM Kirkcaldy now hoping to take its fundraising total beyond £120,000 for Poppyscotland.

Growing Kirkcaldy wins award at this year’s Climate and Nature Friendly Communities Network event 

People are being encouraged to take simple steps to prepare for flooding after Fife Council refreshed its online flooding advice and guidance.

Matthew Lawson shares his experience as a volunteer, Trustee and Chair of Greener Kirkcaldy and reflects on the importance of the work all of the Trustees at Greener Kirkcaldy do.

Kirkcaldy is welcoming delegates from across the country as the Scotland's Towns Conference 2026 gets underway at the Adam Smith Theatre today.