- Eurozone crisis 'has implications'
- 1+2 plan 'needs funds and staff'
- Police car involved in road crash
- Firms urged to use Scottish produce
- Impact of ageing population probed
- Lockerbie inquiry calls rejected
- Parliament to see plans for police
- Stabbing prompts murder inquiry
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- MSPs set to pass alcohol price Bill
- Chimps 'have their own personality'
Raith Rovers
Raith youth academy survives cutbacks
RAITH Rovers will continue to invest in youth despite the club’s financial troubles.
Hat-trick of signings at Raith
RAITH Rovers have completed a hat-trick of signings after convincing three out of contract players to pen new deals to stay at the club.
Raith rebuild gathers pace
IT was one in, several out at Raith Rovers this week as the rebuilding job at the cash-strapped club began to gather pace.
Baird bails out at Raith
JOHN Baird decided the time was right to leave Raith Rovers after hearing there would be further cut backs next season.
McGlynn braced for player exodus
RAITH boss John McGlynn insists he understands the club’s decision to make further cut backs - but fears he could be faced with a player exodus.
Cutting back to survive
RAITH Rovers will slash the wage bill for the second year running after admitting that full-time football is driving the club towards administration.
Decision time for Davidson
THE MANAGER who signed Iain Davidson for Raith Rovers lasted just eight games.
Raith finish season in style
RAITH Rovers finished a difficult season in style on Saturday by winning at Morton to steal seventh place from the Greenock club.
Raith bid to steal seventh
JOHN McGlynn is not satisfied with just escaping relegation – he now wants to finish high as possible.
Less pay but here to stay
RAITH Rovers boss John McGlynn has accepted a pay cut to stay at the club – and warned his out of contract players they may be asked to do the same.
A week of hate, abuse & threats
UP until last week, a day in the life of Eric Drysdale did not involve receiving advice on his personal safety from counter terrorism officers.
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Victory secures first division football
RAITH Rovers have all but secured their place in next season’s first division after marching to a 3-1 victory over Queen of the South at Stark’s Park on Saturday.
Raith director advised by police over safety
RAITH Rovers director Eric Drysdale is being advised by police over his safety after his name was linked to sanctions imposed on Glasgow Rangers.
Raith hold talks over McGlynn’s future
RAITH Rovers are in talks with manager John McGlynn over his future at Stark’s Park, the Press can reveal.
Rovers set for Survival Saturday
RAITH Rovers head into ‘Survival Saturday’ knowing that a win over Queen of the South will secure their first division status.
Rovers’ giant leap towards safety video
RAITH Rovers took a giant leap towards first division safety by winning in Falkirk for the first time in 14 years on Saturday.
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Weather for Kirkcaldy
Thursday 24 May 2012
Today
Sunny spells
Temperature: 11 C to 17 C
Wind Speed: 12 mph
Wind direction: East
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Temperature: 10 C to 16 C
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