- £24,000 fine for Legionnaires' case
- Judges bid to speed up hacking case
- Olympic security test at Hampden
- Gun murder conviction appeal fails
- Scots 'devo-max' option highlighted
- Frew accused breaks down in dock
- Teaching union selects new leader
- Firefighters tackle scrapyard blaze
- Buying homes 'cheaper than renting'
- Housing budget set for 41% cut
- Contamination found at nuclear site
- 'Sustainable' joint campus opens
- Clinic 'can boost IVF success rate'
- Cyclists in cancer charity ride
- House move costs up 69% over decade
- Two hurt in police car accident
- 'Scots should decide on referendum'
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£2 million project unveiled to upgrade County Buildings
FIFE Council has confirmed its plans to re-vamp Cupar’s historic County Buildings to the tune of more than £2 million.
Community key to festive celebrations
CUPAR’s Christmas celebrations could be in line for a major revamp, with community involvement being placed at the heart of any new plans.
Crowning glory for Hamilton Grand
HAMILTON Grand, overlooking the Old Course in St Andrews, is the second most photographed building in the world of golf after the R&A headquarters.
Peacocks employees awaiting news on jobs
WORKERS at the Leven branch of Peacocks are continuing to wait and wonder this week over the future of their jobs.
£150,000 windfall for St Andrews . . .
ST ANDREWS is celebrating a six-figure cash windfall which will be used to promote the town’s rich cultural and creative reputation.
Sport
Andrew still has Olympic dreams
FIFE’S Andrew Lemoncello aims to resurrect his Olympic dream by running in the 10,000 metres at London 2012.
Intriguing contest on cards at Canniepairt
There was frustration for Tayport on Saturday, with the East Premier League encounter against Ballingry postponed – not because of an unplayable pitch, but because of burst pipes in the Ore Park dressing rooms.
Fighting spirit hailed by boss
THE fighting spirit shown by John Robertson’s battling Fifers in their 1-0 win at Stirling has been praised by the boss.
McGlynn: One win and we’ll kick on
RAITH Rovers manager John McGlynn is adamant his team is one win away from turning the corner.
Flyers move to fill vacant position
FIFE Flyers have this week moved to fill the vacant assistant-coach position.
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Lifestyle
Ships that pass in the light
THE SCOTTISH Fisheries Museum in Anstruther is hosting a new exhibition on lighthouses.
Lady Killer crime writer to appear in Glenrothes
Author Denise Mina will be the first Lady Killer of the year to appear in one of Fife’s libraries.
Hometown gig for Stenton musician
A GLASGOW-based Jazz act featuring a talented Glenrothes musician play the Rothes Halls this Saturday.
GeoBus gets off with a bang...
A LOCAL secondary school was first stop for the GeoBus, a new project, which aims to get young people interested in Earth sciences, as it began a nationwide tour.
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Community
Within these walls ...
WORK on a new community garden in Kirkcaldy’s Ravenscraig Park is set to start this spring.
Glenrothes kids fly the eco-flag for school
Children at Tanshall Primary School in Glenrothes have just been awarded their second eco-friendly green flag award.
Great outdoors for Glenrothes and Markinch carers
Young carers from Glenrothes and Markinch completed an outdoor education course at Lochore Meadows Country Park.
Funding boost for Age Concern Cupar
The future of Cupar’s Age Concern charity could be secured if plans to increase its funding by nearly £40,000 a year get the go-ahead.
Business idea is animal magic
A Windygates woman is proving that it’s never too late to start your own business.
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Weather for Kirkcaldy
Saturday 28 January 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 1 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 8 mph
Wind direction: West
Tomorrow
Cloudy
Temperature: 2 C to 5 C
Wind Speed: 15 mph
Wind direction: South east
