Local news from Kirkcaldy and the surrounding area
The father of Glenrothes boxing star Reo Martin has been explaining why the 16-year-old protege switched from Glenrothes Boxing Club to Kirkcaldy-based Kingdom Boxing Club six weeks ago.
Logan Bruce was saved from disaster after amassing half-a-million pounds of debt.
A Kirkcaldy based company which specialises in the dessert sector, has announced a key promotion.
The search for an new owner at what was once one of Kirkcaldy’s most popular nightclubs is underway after The Venue closed it doors for good.
Any hopes that Howe of Fife’s first win of the new rugby season seven days prior, after starting off with four defeats on the trot, might prove to be a turning point were dashed on Saturday as they ad
Last week Prime Minister Andy Burnham gave a major speech to Labour Party conference in Liverpool.
Two of Kirkcaldy’s much loved giant cats have returned to the community after being auctioned off - one of them thanks a Kirkcaldy born businessman who stays in Colorado.
Kirkcaldy’s Community Cinema is hosting a Hallowe’en screening of the Addams Family.
Kirkcaldy High Street will see a new cheesemongers opening in time for Christmas as a successful Dunfermline business looks to expand.
Kirkcaldy & Dysart boss Grant Brough was left scratching his head after the Denfield side failed to score from any of the 18 goal attempts they had in last Saturday’s Alex Jack Cup third round tie at
Kirkcaldy’s big cat auction caught the imagination of the town at the weekend.
The 44-year-old will appear in court at a later date.
Kirkcaldy Rugby Club captain Craig Hamilton has explained the mitigating circumstances behind his side’s heavy 52-12 Arnold Clark National League Division 2 defeat at Falkirk last Saturday.
The Courier joined police officers in the Fife town on Friday evening.
A packed Adam Smith Theatre hosted arguably the biggest ever auction staged in Fife - and saw Kirkcaldy’s much loved big cats sell for over £100,000.
The Kirkcaldy ace got off the mark at international level as Luke Graham made his international bow.
Kirkcaldy’s giant cats are heading off to their new homes after an auction raised over £100,000.
The 17 giant, magic moggies were brought together for the first, and only time, in the Town Square before being auctioned off today (Saturday).
A police officer from Fife has resigned with his career in ruins over a will fraud – and has been warned he could face jail.
Fife’s biggest funding event is set to return to Fife College’s Kirkcaldy Campus.
