Bell Baxter News Today

This year, the East Young Farmers are back at Perth Concert Hall for their annual Cabaret competition.

Yorgos Lanthimos' 'Poor Things', the film adaptation of Alasdair Gray's 1992 novel, emerged as a major winner at the recent British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) held on Sunday, February 18.

Golden retriever Bella helps pupils when they are struggling or in need of time out at Bell Baxter High School, in Fife.

A new digital mental health care app for Scottish farmers will now be rolled out to a wider audience following a 12-month pilot project.

When 16-year-old Oliver Rook moves around the kitchen in The Boar's Head, it's like watching a chef with a lifetime of experience.

Teams from 13 secondaries competed in a Fife schools maths challenge - Enterprising Maths - sponsored by The Courier.

Prominent Fife Farmer Jimmy Robertson has died aged 88. Jimmy and his father bought Shiells Farm, near Ladybank, in 1959.

Tributes have been paid to former Bell Baxter High School teacher Harry Gould from Markinch who died while playing golf.

A Fife town is urging residents and businesses to ‘think big’ about its future to create a community action plan.

Fife schools have been rocked by a series of bullying allegations. Kirsty Strickland wonders why so little has changed since she was a pupil.