Opinion

It looks like my old high school is for the chop, just as it should be marking its 40th anniversary.

On May 1, Scotland’s deeply ingrained relationship with alcohol will, hopefully, start to turn.

If your child went missing, you’d never stop searching or hoping.

Growing up in inner city Manchester I come from a family that never really took to having pets around the house.

Shame! It’s not a pleasant word. There’s something about the way it rolls off the tongue that really seems to express utter negativity.

We’ve become a naming and shaming nation thanks to social media.

As I write this I’m looking out my window and can see a beautiful blanket of snow and some clear blue sunny skies.

We’ve made some changes to our letters section in the Fife Free Press.

One group of people can solve parking congestion at school gates at a stroke.

We really are becoming a nation with a grievance.

Indulge me, if you will, by taking back a tiny trip through time.

When I heard the news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were coming to Edinburgh, I could barely contain my indifference.

It seems a little ironic that in the week that Ingvar Kamprad, the father figure of flat-pack furniture and founder of IKEA, died aged 91, I was battling to save a piece of office furniture that was anything but flat-packed.

Ever been to Meadowbank Stadium in Edinburgh, and wondered what the building next door with the sign ‘‘ART’’ sign was all about?

The decision to end discount parking charges for our town centre is disappointing.

We are now approaching Inverkeithing station, would all passengers be aware – ScotRail control room has decided this train will become an express service and won’t stop at Aberdour, Kinghorn or Burntisland. Please alight here and report to the office for further information ...

We’ve heard a few reasons why train passengers have been let down so often lately.

A few days in to 2018 and celebrations are already a thing of the past for most of us.