Opinion

Kirkcaldy4All will be missed –once its gone.

Pay by cheque. The words jumped out at me last week as I read Fife Council’s PR on the new discount parking season tickets for our town centre.

Boris Johnson tried to convince us that in his spare time he made London buses out of cardboard boxes, and painted little passengers on them.

Plans to transform the Adam Smith Theatre into a vibrant, creative hub are exactly what this town needs.

It happens almost without fail. Travelling north or south across the Queensferry Crossing you hit the same tailbacks at exactly the same point... and all for no reason at all.

Never get a diagnosis or condition you can’t pronounce. Or spell.

I’m now the proud owner of two typewriters.

Dog whistles only used to be audible to our canine companions.

It’s funny how people only sit up and take notice of something once it has gone.

Sometimes the best ideas are the simplest ones.

Fife Free Press editorial comment: ExxonMobil has a real challenge on its hands to regain public trust. It is one it must address.

The king of daytime telly has been toppled. Jezza is no more.

A smashing night at the Adam Smith Theatre last week was ended with two words guaranteed to scunner you. Train cancelled.

The site of a polling card lying behind my door last week reminded me the European elections were imminent.

I’m starting to warm to Greta Thunberg - if that isn’t an inappropriate way to describe a climate change campaigner.

Another major chain store contracts, and Kirkcaldy loses again.

A Kirkcaldy restaurant boss has struck a chord with local residents after pointing out why the town has far more to shout about than you may think.

Every year my interest in the Links Market wanes a little bit more, but, it never fully disappears.