It’s January 1978. Scotland are six months away from their Argentinian World Cup fiasco whilst the Fife Free Press was reporting on the skateboarding phenomenon that was sweeping the nation.
If you have been out and about in Kirkcaldy this week you might have spotted one or two gold bicycles around the town and wondered why they were there ...
Scots rack up a bill of over £200 each year on items or activities they paid for just to be polite, with a huge 90% admitting to doing so, according to new research.
Holistic Scotland Magazine, which is produced in Kirkcaldy, has become the first publication to launch its own range of organic, vegan skincare and natural remedies.
The Michelin Guide is widely considered the gastronomic bible of where to eat out – and there are a handful of Fife restaurants recommended by the 2019 edition of the famous guidebook.
Organisers of the recent Kirkcaldy Half Marathon have expressed their disappointment at a small number of people who took part in the event without registering.
So-called ‘dark tourism’ sites (for example, the sites of tragedies) are drawing in more and more visitors each year, with holidaymakers looking to learn more about the more mysterious or even harrowing parts of history.
