A 12-year-old boy was attacked and bitten by a North American Mastiff dog outside shops in High Valleyfield. The dog lunged at the child, chased and jumped on him. The terrifying ordeal occurred after the dog had been left unsupervised.
8:05pm The hosts lead. A slide-rule pass is played behind Sam Fisher and Mark McKenzie, having raced on to it, beats
A driver has been banned after crashing his van into a garden fence in Dunfermline in the early hours of the morning. Jamie Law, 35, of Sir George Bruce Road, Oakley, appeared for sentencing at Dunfermline Sheriff Court. He admitted that on
WEST Fife music legends Nazareth have stepped out to help a Limekilns fundraiser and are hoping others will follow in their footsteps. The band hare the latest to sign up for a paving stone on Beacon Way which is part of an initiative aimed at
THE Ear Nose and Throat department in Victoria Hospital has undergone a complete refurbishment. Major work to provide a modern and improved environment for both patients and staff has now been completed and has already received positive feedback
OVER two-dozen Fife charities have benefitted from Aldi's donation of 6,000 meals during the school holidays. A total of 27 causes reaped the rewards of the supermarket's initiative with Neighbourly, a community-giving platform that links businesses
A SUPER 60-second store dash is still up for grabs for one lucky Dunfermline Press reader! In partnership with Snappy Shopper, we're offering the chance for someone to race through the aisles of Premier Touch Village Store and fill their basket
THE chairman of the Swifts paid tribute to their "absolutely superb" players for delivering silverware on an "amazing day" for the club. Craig Reid was thrilled by the success of their senior team in lifting the East of Scotland Qualifying Cup
ATHLETIC bring the curtain down on their Championship campaign this evening as they travel to face Ayr United. James McPake's side got the point they needed on Saturday, at home to Inverness Caledonian Thistle, to make certain they will be playing
WEST FIFE's Guide Dog fundraising group made every cuppa count at their Dunfermline events last month. The group held two of their annual 'Make Every Cuppa Count' events in the city on Tuesday, April 23, and invited the public along to hear all
TWO members of Carnegie Judo Club in Dunfermline have fought their way to major international medals whilst representing their country. Sean Doran and Anthony Daye were recently selected to compete for Scotland at the Commonwealth Judo Championships
THERE are concerns that opening four new industrial buildings in Dalgety Bay will make traffic problems even worse with reports of several "near misses" next to the site. Two firms, Catalyst Event Production Services and Pinnacle Fitness, want
Glenrothes 2 Crossgates Primrose 0, East of Scotland League, Premier Division PRIMROSE boss Alan Campbell has declared Saturday's clash with Dunbar United as a must-win for his side after their survival hopes were dealt a blow on Tuesday evening
Dunfermline Photographic Association has elected its first female president. Gillian Temple, who is originally from Dalkeith but now lives in Kelty, was chosen as the club’s first ever female president. She has a range of photography accreditations
DUNFERMLINE slimmers have shed bags of clothes to help a charity appeal. Slimming World classes based at the City Hotel and St Margaret's Church collected a massive 208 sackfuls of items which will be donated to Cancer Research UK. The collection
PLANS to create parking spaces in Sandpiper Drive have been welcomed by a senior Dunfermline councillor. James Calder, who is convener of the City of Dunfermline Area Committee, says the bays will help allay safety concerns along the busy route
SEVEN more trains a day will be stopping off at Dunfermline next month when a new ScotRail timetable is introduced. The train operator say the new schedule will see improvements across the country, helping to ensure that rail remains one of the
