Stewardship concert: Linktown Parish Church in Nicol Street, Kirkcaldy, will host a stewardship concert on Saturday. There will be performances from a number of community groups, including the church choir, young church, Kirkcaldy Amateur Operatic Society, Joyful Noise and the Scottihs Country Dance group, as well as displays from organisations such as the women’s guild, kirk session and jigsaw library. The event begins at 6.00 p.m. All welcome.

KINGHORN Children’s Gala week gets underway on June 2 with the crowning of Gala Queen, Jordyn Ferguson, and her Royal party.

AROUND 100 local learners and their families got together to celebrate their achievements recently at Buckhaven Community Centre.

IF you live in the Burntisland area and want to make new friends, then ‘the Wednesday Group’ would give you a warm welcome.

A FIFE charity which offers opportunities for carers and volunteers to socialise has received a cash boost to the tune of £10,000.

A KIRKCALDY teenager organised and completed a sponsored silence to raise money for a worthy cause.

BUCKHAVEN Beehive organisers say it will take nearly £1.5m to fulfil their vision of a dedicated community arts space at the former Free Gardeners Hall.

CREATIVE bakers from Kirkcaldy High School have wowed teachers and exam judges with their skills at an end of year assessment.

A GROUP of more than 150 bikers from all over Fife and beyond took part in a ride around the Kingdom to raise money for a hospital charity for children.

A popular fundraising ‘Family Fun Day’ is set to return to Ceres this summer with the aim of giving something back to local people.

THE latest in a series of events being held by Cupar man Chris Wroniecki to climb Mount Kilimanjaro takes place this Sunday.

THE Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after a distinctive cat was abandoned in Kirkcaldy.

ORGANISERS have thanked all the volunteers who donned their wellies at the weekend to help make a local beach clean up a big success.

OUR Maggie’s centre’s weekly walking group allows those affected by a cancer diagnosis to benefit from regular gentle exercise.

Gallatown residents are being urged to go surfing – on the net!

The first foundation stone for the new Burntisland Primary School was laid by Councillor Neil Crooks, helped by some of the local school children.

HOPES have all but faded that a north east Fife man who went missing while on a weekend break to Skye, will be found alive.

Pink Champagne: TEMPLEHALL Church Guild is holding an evening of entertainment by Pink Champagne on Monday, April 22 at 7.00 p.m. in the church hall. Tickets are £4. Light refreshements. All welcome.

PEOPLE are being invited to rock around the clock by attending a fancy dress fundraising party for a good cause.