Tanya Scoon
The Fife Free Press
United Kingdom
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Kirkcaldy hairdresser brothers’ final cut after 45 years in business
Two Kirkcaldy brothers are preparing to hang up their scissors after more than 45 years of hairdressing in the Lang Toun. → Read More
Kirkcaldy grandmum’s knitted roses bring comfort to bereaved
The handiwork of a Kirkcaldy grandmother is set to bring some comfort to bereaved families following the loss of a loved one. → Read More
Work of Fife’s hospital labs goes under the microscope
Staff from the laboratories at Victoria Hospital are celebrating Biomedical Science Day on Thursday, June 20, with a special open event. → Read More
New nail and beauty salon opens in Kirkcaldy
A new Kirkcaldy nail and beauty salon is extending a warm welcome to the community at a special opening day this weekend. → Read More
Fife care home firm fined after death of pensioner
A Glenrothes family say they are happy that the company which owns the care home where their beloved husband and father died after swallowing chlorine tablets for cleaning, has finally admitted its guilt. → Read More
Fife singer hopes new single launch will give him big break
A Kirkcaldy musician is hoping the launch of his first single next month will put him on the road to stardom. → Read More
Fife Council faces ombudsman threat over Burntisland funds
Burntisland Community Council has voted to take its concerns about Fife Council using £100,000 of the town’s Common Good Fund to replace a failing electricity supply on the Links to the Ombudsman. → Read More
Fire service called out to rescue seagulls trapped on Kirkcaldy court roof
Firefighters in Kirkcaldy were called out to an unusual rescue this afternoon. → Read More
Kirkcaldy residents appeal for demolition of dangerous huts
Worried residents in Kirkcaldy’s Linktown are calling for derelict huts to be removed before a child is seriously injured. → Read More
Can you help strike up Fife silver band’s numbers?
Musicians young and old are being sought to help swell the ranks of the Dysart Colliery Silver Band. → Read More
Council slammed for “poor management” in Burntisland power supply row
Burntisland residents are demanding to know why £100,000 of funding from the town’s Common Good Fund is to be used to fund new electricity cables for the Links. → Read More
Video: Kirkcaldy’s Links Market opens for another week of fun
The Links Market rolled back into Kirkcaldy today to its usual warm welcome. → Read More
Links Market: What you need to know
The Links Market will officially open in Kirkcaldy tomorrow at 2pm when Provost Jim Leishman cuts the red tape to mark the start of the six-day event. → Read More
Kirkcaldy hairdresser’s anger at 75p bill demand
A Kirkcaldy hairdresser has been left fuming after receiving a warrant notice from the council for just 75 PENCE. → Read More
New groups to support youngsters at Kirkcaldy community hub
The Linton Lane Community Centre in Kirkcaldy’s Templehall has launched two new groups for the benefit of local youngsters. → Read More
Kirkcaldy Muslims to hold peace vigil in memory of New Zealand terror attack
Kirkcaldy’s Muslim community is urging people of all religions, or none, to join its members in a peaceful, silent vigil this weekend in memory of those killed in the Christchurch terror attack. → Read More
Search for artist behind Kirkcaldy hospital stained glass window
A charity which has raised over £600,000 for Victoria Hospital over the past 50 years has issued an appeal to the public to help it trace the artist responsible for a beautiful stained glass window. → Read More
New charity to combat loneliness in Kirkcaldy
A new charity has been set up in Kirkcaldy to help tackle the rising problem of loneliness among older people. → Read More
New autism-friendly cafe opens in Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy’s first autism-friendly cafe has opened its doors. → Read More
Funding boost for phase one of Kirkcaldy’s Kings Theatre project
Councillors in Kirkcaldy have agreed to a £20,000 grant which will allow the first phase of the King’s Theatre project to start. → Read More