Dunfermline Press

Woman lashed out at police after

A woman was fined after a disturbance at a Dunfermline bar led to a struggle with police.

Juniper Wine Café staff walking one million steps again

Tanya and Alan are once again taking on the one million steps challenge for Diabetes UK.

Outlander star Sam Heughan speaks out against Scotland

Outlander star Sam Heughan has hit out against Scotland's AI data centre boom, telling The National that it 'cannot be allowed'

On a roll - Plans for new Stephens shop in Rosyth move forward

Plans for Stephens to move in right next to Rosyth’s new Caledonia High School have taken a couple of steps forward.

Casualty airlifted from Forth cruise ship after medical emergency

A person was airlifted from a cruise ship off the Fife coast after suffering a medical emergency.

New travel rules to keep in mind when flying in 2024

New EU border controls and a change to the 100ml liquid hand luggage restrictions are among new travel rules for 2024

?Classic Tory chaos’ claim after announcement of no December Stormont election

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris had been expected to announce a date for a poll this week.

Kincardine businesswoman Lisa is loving making a clean start!

A KINCARDINE businesswoman is celebrating International Women's Day as she looks forward to the fourth anniversary of her soap-making venture.

Mask dismay after Dunfermline man misses Malaga flight

A DUNFERMLINE man has hit out at an airline after claiming he was told he could not board a flight because he was not wearing a mask.

Halbeath resident fears disturbance brewing after early Costa Coffee opening agreed

A HALBEATH resident has hit out at a decision to grant early opening hours for a Costa Coffee outlet opposite his home.

Fife Circle investment on track as ScotRail is taken into public hands

Will this make any difference for West Fife commuters?

Safe consumption rooms

“You are reducing the risk to the general public and just the general nuisance of that happening on people’s doorsteps."

Aid ship captain arrested after migrants step on to Italian island

The asylum-seekers had been refused permission to disembark until other EU countries agreed to take them in but the captain docked at Lampedusa.

Operator being sought for new Rosyth ferry service

“No-one I’ve spoken to, from ministers to port authorities and industry insiders, has suggested this service couldn’t be viable or couldn’t…