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. Memories of the 1990s
Staff at Woolworths in Glenrothes raised over £500 for a children’s charity in 1996. They walked to the Lomond Hills band back to the Kingdom Centre store to help the Whizz-Kids Fund which aims to improve the mobility of disabled children. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
. Memories of the 1990s
Football star turned broadcaster, Gary Lineker mad a surprise visit to RS McColl’s in the Kingdom Centre, Glenrothes in 1996, to promote Walkers crisps. Crowds gathered outside the newsagent to meet the superstar who admitted he had never been the town before. The visit was not publicised in advance so there were fewer youngsters than perhaps expected, but no shortage of mums and dads all eager to grab an autograph. Gary is pictured with Nursery Ladybird youngsters Shaun Hutton and Ainslie Thomson, aged four. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
. Memories of the 1990s
in 1996, local ramblers have bene urged to put their thinking caps on to help a pub landlady.. Sandra Dee, who ran the Fettykill Fox, in Leslie, wanted to set up a walking route around the pub, and offered a bottle of champagne as a reward for any help. Launching the iniiative are (back row) Sandra, Pippa Cheung and Helen MacRae. In front are Rebecca Dewis, Fiona Strain and Christine McSorley. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
. Memories of the 1990s
Markinch hotel managers and staff put on the style in 1996 for a fancy dress charity fun run. The Laurel Bank Hotel workers completed a four-mile route around nearby Balbirnie Park. It was the hotel’s first sponsored event and raised over £500 for the Association of International Cancer Research. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
. Memories of the 1990s
Members of Glenrothes-based Finesse Gymnastics Club amassed a total of 24 trophies at the East of Scotland Amateur Association’s premier event, held at Bells’ Sports Centre in Perth. The success came from club members Malishia Connolly, Stacey Russell, Louise Woodside, Karen Crichton, and Donna Lawson. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
. Memories of the 1990s
An arts project in Glenrothes was hailed a success as it helped to keep youngsters off the streets. The Glenwood Detached Arts Project allowed them to use their creative talents. Pictured with Dawn Gray, arts worker (far left) are Cllr Rena Latto, community service manager Tom Bain; Shirley Melville, and Stuart Bailey. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
1. Memories of the 1990s
Football star turned broadcaster, Gary Lineker mad a surprise visit to RS McColl’s in the Kingdom Centre, Glenrothes in 1996, to promote Walkers crisps. Crowds gathered outside the newsagent to meet the superstar who admitted he had never been the town before. The visit was not publicised in advance so there were fewer youngsters than perhaps expected, but no shortage of mums and dads all eager to grab an autograph. Gary is pictured with Nursery Ladybird youngsters Shaun Hutton and Ainslie Thomson, aged four. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
2. Memories of the 1990s
in 1996, local ramblers have bene urged to put their thinking caps on to help a pub landlady.. Sandra Dee, who ran the Fettykill Fox, in Leslie, wanted to set up a walking route around the pub, and offered a bottle of champagne as a reward for any help. Launching the iniiative are (back row) Sandra, Pippa Cheung and Helen MacRae. In front are Rebecca Dewis, Fiona Strain and Christine McSorley. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
3. Memories of the 1990s
Markinch hotel managers and staff put on the style in 1996 for a fancy dress charity fun run. The Laurel Bank Hotel workers completed a four-mile route around nearby Balbirnie Park. It was the hotel’s first sponsored event and raised over £500 for the Association of International Cancer Research. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette
4. Memories of the 1990s
Members of Glenrothes-based Finesse Gymnastics Club amassed a total of 24 trophies at the East of Scotland Amateur Association’s premier event, held at Bells’ Sports Centre in Perth. The success came from club members Malishia Connolly, Stacey Russell, Louise Woodside, Karen Crichton, and Donna Lawson. Photo: Glenrothes Gazette