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1 week ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Allan CrowEditor |Allan Crow

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowAn award winning band led by Fife musician Seonaid Aitken are set to tour to promote their new album. Gypsy Jazz band Rose Room have been performing for 15 years, and are back on the road later this year to showcase songs from their fourth album, ‘It’s Been A Long, Long Time’ - and their schedule brings them to Leslie Town Hall on Saturday,. September 6.

1 week ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Allan CrowEditor |Allan Crow

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowKirkcaldy High Street is set to turned over to a gathering of classic cars as part of the first ever Langtoun Fest. The unique display is booked for Saturday, June 14 when a host of incredible vehicles will be parked along the pedestrianised zone of the High Street - and any owners are urged to register and be part of the event. The classic car show is being organised by Adam Smith Global Foundation (ASGF).

1 week ago | scotsman.com | Allan CrowEditor |Allan Crow

Four young people were taken to hospital after being victims of an unprovoked attack by a large group of youths, many of them wearing masks. Police are investigating the incident which happened ​around 8.20pm on Thursday April 10, in the area of Pettycur Road of Kinghorn. The four young males were walking in the area when they were approached and attacked by a large group of youths. The victims were taken to the Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy for treatment after sustaining serious injuries.

1 week ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Allan Crow

It was 11 years ago that Kirkcaldy Foodbank was launched, with the expectation it’d be a short-term project to tackle a specific issue. It is now one of the key groups at the forefront of tackling poverty across the Lang Toun. Last year it gave out more than 15,000 parcels - an average of 300 every single week, underlining the scale of the problem in our own communities.

1 week ago | fifetoday.co.uk | Allan CrowEditor |Allan Crow

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA former baker’s shop in a Fife town could be turned into residential accommodation. Plans have been lodged with Fife Council for a change of use to the premises at 219 High Street Leslie, which were once occupied by Glen Bakers. They ceased trading in 2022 and the shop was briefly run as Leslie Tasty Bites, but is currently empty.