A long-term empty property in Kirkcaldy has been transformed into an affordable rented family house thanks to an empty homes initiative.

QUESTION marks continue to surround the circumstances which led to a man lying unconscious in a Kirkcaldy street.

A VISIT to a popular Kirkcaldy store left a woman and her disabled mother upset after they claimed they were treated “rudely” by staff.

TOWNSFOLK will be invited to take a step back in time when a new exhibition opens in the newly refurbished Kirkcaldy Galleries next month.

PLANS to build a new playpark in Dallas Drive are to go ahead - despite the objections of a local resident.

THOUSANDS of people from around Fife and far beyond flocked to Kirkcaldy town centre to watch dozens of top class cyclists in action.

PEOPLE in Fife living with MS should be given the right treatment, care and support, according to a local MSP.

DRIVERS are being promised faster journeys as a major Kirkcaldy road improvement project finally reaches the end of the road.

A NEW group has been formed to help transform Dunnikier Park into an oasis for nature and introduce new attractions.

ARE you one of the thousands of Fife Council schoolchildren who visited Ardroy Outdoor Education Centre over the past 40 years?

DYSART explorer John McDouall Stuart’s former house is being re-opened today (Thursday) after undergoing a restoration project.

DISCUSSIONS have been held to try to safeguard the future of closure threatened public toilets in Burntisland and Kinghorn.

THE missing pillar at Kirkcaldy’s Beveridge Park is finally back in place – almost two years after it was hit by a circus lorry.

A LOCAL councillor said he is “bitterly disappointed” at the decision to close the cafe at a Burntisland leisure facility.

A WOMAN had to be cut free from her car following a two vehicle collision on the Standing Stane Road near Kirkcaldy this morning (Friday).

A 16-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a major fire at a storage building beside Rossend Castle, Burntisland, last week.

SUMMER 2012 and the Town House is buzzing with activity. The Council chamber, so often a place of sterile debate, came to life as the chairs and tables were removed, and people talked and shared ideas as they moved around the room.

THE REFURBISHMENT of Kirkcaldy Galleries is an investment in the town’s future and will be a facility locals will be able to enjoy for generations to come.

IT COULD be another year before Burntisland has its historic clock tower back in place if funding cannot be secured before then.

FEARS have been expressed that years of planning could go down the drain if work doesn’t begin soon on a Kinghorn project.