Opinion

There’s a hole in the sea wall, dear Forth Ports, dear Forth Ports ...

I don’t know whether it’s been the good spell of weather recently but June passed relatively peacefully for your local policing team –but with the school holidays and a number of events I’ve no doubt this won’t last long!

I once interviewed a psychic who told me I’d have twins, endure problems with my feet and live by the sea with a green front door.

During the past few weeks all of us have witnessed some fantastic examples of how a diverse team can work together to achieve a common goal.

Former Kirkcaldy MP and Prime Minister Gordon Brown writes on how the NHS was created in Fife – and why it must be cherished

Whatever happened to David Cameron?

On Sunday I went on a Hearts Heritage Trail a new venture which is being run by the club, and most excellent it was too.

I may well be on my way to making my debut as an author.

The landscape of this town is blighted by far too many eyesores which have been allowed to stand, unloved, for far too long.

I took my very first steps into a surreal new world on Saturday – an 80s music festival.

The days when we referred to the Big C in hushed voices are, thankfully, long a thing of the past.

Every time a bank closes a branch, it justifies it with the same reason – people are migrating online, and numbers through the door are falling.

I remember like it was yesterday – the event that is not the song, although they are related.

There’s no doubt that the arming of police is a controversial issue.

The lack of support for Kirkcaldy Foodbank is shameful.

It looks like the fight back against legalised ticket touts is starting to gain some traction.

An interview I carried out with a member of the public for an article this week in one of the FFP’s sister newspapers has really made me stop and think.