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Domestic abuser beat partner bloody then forced her to leave hospital
3+ day, 5+ hour ago (607+ words) A 28-year-old man is behind bars after admitting a catalogue of violent behaviour towards his then partner. The woman suffered more than a year of abuse after starting a relationship with violent thug Jamie McGuigan. McGuigan, of High Street, Cowdenbeath,…...
In Pictures: Saline and Steelend Garden and Craft show returns
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (600+ words) Organisers have said they are “delighted” with how this year’s Saline and Steelend Garden and Craft show went. Hosted by Saline and Steelend Gardening Club, the community event featured exhibits of produce, flowers, crafts and even home baking. The Saline…...
Shark attack smokes out Arbroath
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (293+ words) Rosyth Sharks 47 Arbroath 24, Arnold Clark Caledonia Midlands Region League Division Three Rosyth Sharks Rugby Club started their home fixtures in commanding fashion with a 23-point win over Arbroath on Saturday. The home side returned to play their first match of…...
Dunfermline restaurant named the best in Scotland
4+ day, 9+ min ago (356+ words) A popular Dunfermline restaurant is celebrating after scooping a major national award. Dhoom Indian Streatery has been crowned Scottish Restaurant of the Year at the British Asian Restaurant Awards 2026. The accolade recognises the best Asian dining venues across the country…...
'Steaming drunk' beggar shouted racist abuse at cabbie and exposed himself
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (134+ words) Dunfermline Press Tag for beggar who racially abused cabbie in Dunfermline A DRUNK street beggar staggered past a taxi rank shouting racist abuse at a cabbie and dropping his trousers to expose himself. Explained: What Exercise Kukri Dawn means for…...
Boss notes 'we know what we've got' with star as absence addressed
1+ week, 3+ day ago (362+ words) Neil Lennon has said that he and his coaching staff are "really happy with where we are" with John Tod as he addressed his recent absence from the side. The talented centre back played in all of Dunfermline's Premier Sports…...
Sharks bitten by last-gasp Stags setback
1+ week, 3+ day ago (362+ words) Rosyth Sharks opened their new season with an agonising late defeat at Grangemouth Stags second XV. (Image: Shannon Donaldson / Rosyth Sharks.) Grangemouth Stags second XV 29 Rosyth Sharks 26, Arnold Clark Caledonia Midlands Region League, Division Three Rosyth Sharks suffered an agonising late…...
Wonderful day for all as West Fife villagers' show off produce at garden show
1+ week, 3+ day ago (86+ words) THE Limekilns, Charlestown, Pattiesmuir and Crombie Annual Garden Show returned on Saturday. Villagers turned out to the Queens Hall to show off homegrown or homemade produce and enter it into a competition. The items were displayed in the hall and…...
Domestic abuser dragged woman out of bed
1+ week, 4+ day ago (99+ words) A woman was grabbed and dragged out of her bed during a violent incident in Rosyth. The assailant was Steven Thomson, 36, of Brucefield Terrace, Lochgelly. At Dunfermline Sheriff Court, he admitted that on July 8 at Primrose Lane, Rosyth, he assaulted…...
Inverkeithing couple take two-metre fence row to Scottish Ministers
1+ week, 5+ day ago (586+ words) A couple have appealed a planning decision from Fife Council. (Image: DPEA Scotland) An Inverkeithing couple have appealed to Scottish Ministers after Fife Council ordered them to remove a two-metre-high fence it says was erected without planning permission. Roger Enrique…...