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A Fife dad who had a cardiac arrest at a gym in Kirkcaldy has thanked the ambulance staff and gym instructor who helped save his life.

People in Fife are being told to keep their properties safe and help protect the most vulnerable in their communities, as Police Scotland warn the number of housebreakings is expected to rise.

Emergency work's being carried out in Pitenweem to restabalise a coastal wall that collapsed due to Storm Babet.

A yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for the Kingdom tomorrow.

Police have charged an 11 and 13 year old boy in connection with a house fire in Kirkcaldy.

A new £10 million whisky storage facility has opened in Glenrothes.

Thousands of people in Fife go hungry every day and Kirkcaldy Foodbank is hoping to change that as it marks its 10th birthday.

Kaefer workers at the Mossmorran plant are walking out today (Monday, November 27) for one week.

The rumours are true, after 35 years Kirkcaldy Indoor Market is going to close for good.

A new report published by Carers Scotland has shown that unpaid carers are struggling both mentally and physically, with more than a third of carers saying they have had thoughts relating to self-harm or suicide.

A Scottish charity are calling on people in Fife to donate to their Christmas appeal to help feed children globally with a nutritious meal.

Calls for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza have been backed by MSPs as Scotland’s First Minister described the “cruelty” facing patients in the region’s hospitals.

A group of girls from Fife are jumping for joy after being selected to represent Scotland in cheerleading for the first time.

A bomb disposal squad carried out a controlled explosion in a Fife town after “historic” potentially hazardous material was found at a property.

The Scottish government has published its seventh independence paper, which focuses on how an independent Scotland would aim to join the EU.

The UK government will be increasing the price for wind power projects in the hopes of increased investment in the renewable energy sector, after the last round of auctions for contracts saw zero bids.

School pupils risk not getting their exam results next year as the SQA votes to strike.

A survey of teachers taken by one of the country’s largest teaching unions shows that pupils in Fife exhibit poor behaviour at a higher level than the national average.

A victim of disgraced neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel is seeking a criminal investigation into NHS Tayside to establish what was known about his malpractice.