Derek Crowe News Today

Alaskan cruise ship traffic started in April and will continue through October

Filmmaker Eduardo Castrillo is currently fundraising for his next movie project, Bears on a Ship, an animal attack/horror film.

Officers are at the home on South Carolina Avenue, but have not said what the investigation is about.

A 16-year-old is facing a first-degree murder charge after authorities say he stabbed his 57-year-old grandmother to death in her Rockledge, Florida home on Thursday. 

FREE door-to-door transport for vulnerable and elderly people is being rolled out across the Kingdom. The Fife Bus Service will work along the same lines as a taxi with passengers able to request a pick-up at a specific time and be taken to their destination. Previously, ring-and-ride was only available in Dunfermline, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy and Leven but Fife Council will fund its expansion to cover the whole Kingdom and give a better service "to those who need help the most". Council c...

Parking charges will return to Fife later this month as lockdown restrictions continue to ease.

PARKING charges will return from April 26, Fife Council have announced. The fees were suspended during lockdown but with traffic levels set to increase, as Covid restrictions are lifted, they are set to resume. The council said there is rising demand for parking as more people go back to workplaces, visit shops and travel for leisure. Senior manager for roads and transportation, Derek Crowe, said: “The return to normal parking measures, including parking changes, will ensure local bus...

Kingdom FM Its due to traffic levels are increasing, following the gradual easing of coronavirus restrictions. More people are heading back to work, shop and travel for leisure. Fife Council is reminding drivers of the local authoritys contactless payment option through RingGo, should they wish to avoid cash machine use. Time limited parking will also return to encourage a turnover of space to help businesses. Parking charges in Fife will start again on 26 April after they were suspended wh...

WORK to tackle flooding hotspots across Fife has already seen items including tyres and bird boxes pulled out from places experiencing problems. Members of Fife Councils environment and protective services committee were given an update on the ongoing efforts to stem affected flood-ridden areas across the Kingdom. In August last year, more than 400 places suffered flooding and the local authority last month committed £5 million over the next 10 years for flood prevention, along with a on...

FEARS that the Kingdom would miss out on a share of £150 million for flood prevention measures have been allayed by the Scottish Government. Fife Council officers told the policy and co-ordination committee on Thursday that the funding, announced in September as part of the Programme for Government, had already been earmarked for existing projects and there was "no new money" they could bid for. However, this has been denied by ministers, who say the funding will be allocated to local au...