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The Cottage Family Centre is off to a flying start with its Christmas Appeal, raising over a third of their target of £32,000 in just one week.

A group of women are going from strength to strength after graduating from the School of Hard Knocks.

Momentum for our 2019 Beauty Bank Christmas Appeal continues to grow as yet more people from the local community are coming on board.

Pupils from schools around Fife and Angus took part in Glenrothes firm Raytheon’s fifth annual Quadcopter Challenge hosted by defending champions Auchmuty High.

A Glenrothes teenager who is passionate about supporting good mental health has launched a new project called ‘Mental Health Distraction Boxes’.

Five members of Auchterderran and Kinglassie Parish Church will be sleeping out in Princess Street Gardens, Edinburgh, to raise money and awareness of homelessness.

Two events in Fife have received a funding boost as part of the Year of Coasts and Waters 2020 (YCW2020).

It was as the train raced down the hill, increasing in speed, that William Miller realised that the locomotive would not be stopping.

A Dysart nun has shown age is no barrier when it comes to lifelong learning as she recently earned her degree at the age of 79.

The brother of an aid worker brutally murdered by ISIS terrorists is set to share his story with locals in Kirkcaldy tomorrow night (Wednesday) in a bid to defeat extremism.

A new eatery has opened a branch in Kirkcaldy, with a shop, bakery, and restaurant under one roof.

Thousands of poppies and tins were delivered to some 29 different locations around Fife for the annual poppy campaign.

A community group is set to expand the help it offers people with poverty related issues.

A monument to all those who lost their lives working at a Dysart coal mine has been corrected to add the name of a man who had been mistakenly left off.

Concerns have been raised by Kirkcaldy traders over plans to replace Kirkcaldy4All with a new Digital Innovation District (DID), with some saying it lacks transparency and that it is still unclear what it would even do.

A Kirkcaldy veteran is at the forefront of a charity campaign to support a drive for improvements in the way armed forces veterans are medically discharged into civilian life.

Services of Remembrance take place in and around Kirkcaldy on Sunday to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the world wars and other conflicts.

Three mums have encouraged parents to give their children the ‘gift of time’ at Christmas in a bid to reduce waste.