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Jensen Bell was told by a sheriff his driving was 'extremely dangerous' to other motorists on the edge of Kirkcaldy.

Union leader Bob MacGregor said workers at the Fife Ethylene Plant see the government's policies as accelerating decline.

Fife Council has set a new target date for determining the Scotsman Group's plans for Gibson House.

In an exclusive interview, Paul Johnson's granddaughter Caitlin Stewart opens up about losing 'Grandad Skye', online trolls and the devastating impact of not knowing.

Antiques from the Ceres Highland Games were featured on the show filmed in the summer.

Skyhook Helicopters said it had been "proud" to support sport within the Fife community but would be cutting ties with the Flyers.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Locals may experience delivery delays due to high levels of sick absence and resourcing issues.

Wild Scottish Sauna will offer a warm welcome to those who book its Cupar site on December 25.

Freuchie Mill residents say fresh delays after 17 years of misery are unacceptable.

Greg McCubbin operated through accounts such as 'theycallmethecook@icloud.com,' and 'WalterOnestopsweetshop'.

Aaron Murphy has been jailed for causing wild scenes in Fife.

The issues were highlighted during the high-profile Sandie Peggie employment tribunal case.

The Kirkcaldy-based ice hockey outfit have signed Stanley Cup winner Milan Lucic.

Flightplan Aviation says operations could 'cease' if plans for six whisky storage warehouses are approved.

Carol Potter lifted the lid on her upcoming exit as she admitted it had been a “difficult period” for the under-fire health board.

Images captured the heavy-lift helicopter landing at the airport near Glenrothes.

Local reports claim that around seven to eight vehicles are involved.

Kerry Ward punctured her victim's arms, leg and face with a pair of blades.

St Andrews councillor Al Clark says Holyrood is ignoring local voices by granting controversial appeals.

Emergency services were called to the crash near Cowdenbeath.

The image allegedly shows a group of men unfurling an SS flag, in reference to the organisation that oversaw concentration camps in WW2.

Limited trains will be running across the region from Christmas Eve to the start of next year.

Virtual reality welding bays, a dental clinic, mock hospital ward and pharmacy courses will help ensure students are trained to the highest standards.

A proceeds of crime hearing has been told of Scott Allan's illicit profits.

Emergency services were called to the incident near Freuchie on Monday afternoon.

The local authority is making some changes to its bin collection schedule.

This weekend was the sixth time in a year that the vandals have targeted Kennoway Star Hearts.

A crash closed an off-slip at Junction 1C near Rosyth for several hours.