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'Steaming drunk' beggar shouted racist abuse at cabbie and exposed himself
5+ hour, 1+ min ago (134+ words) Dunfermline Press Tag for beggar who racially abused cabbie in Dunfermline A DRUNK street beggar staggered past a taxi rank shouting racist abuse at a cabbie and dropping his trousers to expose himself. Explained: What Exercise Kukri Dawn means for…...
Dunfermline band T-A crowned winner of Belhaven Untapped competition
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (387+ words) A Dunfermline band has been crowned the winner of a nationwide search for Scotland’s freshest musical talent. T-A, a four-piece neo-grunge and post-punk band, was named the winner of Belhaven Untapped, following a live final last week (Friday, August 28), which…...
Weather warning in Fife for heavy rain and thunderstorms
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (246+ words) A YELLOW warning has been issued for Fife as thunderstorms and heavy showers are expected to cause disruption on Sunday. The Met Office alert runs until 9pm this evening (Sunday) and covers central Scotland and the Borders. The heaviest showers are…...
Mr and Mrs Plain celebrate with their favourite 'Mothers Pride' Scottie
1+ week, 4+ day ago (489+ words) Getting married at House for an Art Lover in Glasgow with its beautiful Rennie Mackintosh architecture wasn’t enough for Jen and Scott Plain of Stepps, in Glasgow. The couple just had to seek out some new art in town and…...
Hunt studied English Literature at Cambridge but clearly prefers making history
3+ week, 23+ hour ago (729+ words) Amy Hunt studied English Literature at Cambridge but clearly prefers making history in her spare time. In 90 years of the European Championships, no athlete has ever won four gold medals at a single edition — but Hunt is now just one…...
Blue skies thinking as Andy soaks up the rays and we go patriotic in the Glen
3+ week, 2+ day ago (135+ words) Dunfermline Press Images of the week: Snapshots from around West Fife Andrew Carnegie enjoying the sunshine in the Glen. (Image: Lee Montgomery, from Cairneyhill.) A wonder of the world. The Forth Bridge. (Image: Margaret Davidson, of Dunfermline.) Castle Drive in…...
In pictures: Inverkeithing Highland Games 2026 continues centuries-old tradition
3+ week, 4+ day ago (300+ words) Inverkeithing Highland Games brought Lammas Week to a close at Ballast Bank with a programme of sport, music and family entertainment. The Games, which took place on Sunday, and Lammas Fair date back to at least 1652, with this year’s programme…...
Here's when the solar eclipse is – and whether it will be visible in Fife
4+ week, 3+ hour ago (440+ words) THE UK is set to see its fullest solar eclipse for the next 54 years. Stargazers are eager to see the rare phenomenon, but members of the public have been warned to take precautions to view the spectacle safely. Here's everything…...
Dunfermline's MP endorses candidate for Scottish Labour leadership
1+ mon, 12+ min ago (272+ words) The Labour MP for Dunfermline and Dollar has endorsed a candidate in the race to become his party’s new Scottish leader. Graeme Downie’s support lies with its finance spokesperson and MSP for the North East region, Michael Marra. Also in…...
‘Full force of the law’ to be imposed after officers hurt in Thetford disorder
1+ mon, 1+ hour ago (717+ words) Those involved in anti-immigration disorder in Thetford, where people attempted to storm homes linked to asylum seekers and police officers were assaulted, will face the “full force of the law”, a chief constable has warned. Officers were “subjected to significant…...