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Jack Dee has announced his new show, Small World, will be coming to Dunfermline.

The organ dates back around a century, and has quite a story.

Two Fife pubs have been named as among the best in Scotland.

Officers watched a bag being handed through the open sunroof of David Notmans car before he drove off.

THE work of a Dunfermline artist is to go on display at the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London.

The rise of Reform, decline of the SNP and strength of the Red Wall will all be factors across the country this July

As Alison Campsie reports (Scotsman, 20 May), four police officers were injured, many more were assaulted, and 19 Celtic fans arrested, in and around Glasgow Cross, as fans celebrated their Premiership triumph. These were alcohol-fuelled incidents and many pyrotechnics were fired over a prolonged period.

Helen Sheila Drysdale Brooks, hotelier and Highland Pony breeder. Born: 29 March, 1938 in Dunfermline. Died: 4 April, 2024 in Kelso, aged 86

Here are some of the essentials the typical American infantryman carried with him on the battlefields of World War I.

The Springfield Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a single-vehicle injury crash. The crash occurred Monday, May 20 at 3:22 p.m., on Newlove Rd. south of US 40 in Harmony Township, Clark County.