Ally McRoberts

6 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts

The skip is loaded onto the back of a pick-up lorry. (Image: High Valleyfield Community Club) A BRAZEN thief drove a pick-up lorry to High Valleyfield Community Club and stole a skip from outside in broad daylight. The raid, which was caught on camera, happened on Wednesday evening on Kinloss Court. CCTV images show a man in hard hat and hi-vis vest calmly walk up to the skip, moving a traffic cone out of the way as he does so, look inside, go back to his vehicle.

1 week ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts

Two Dunfermline firms are to be wound up and liquidators appointed. (Image: Newsquest) TWO more firms with links to a disgraced businessman and Dunfermline are in financial trouble and about to be wound up. East Bar Group Ltd and H&S Minicoaches Ltd, which both have the same registered address at Dunnock Drive in the city, are headed by sole director Neville Taylor.

2 weeks ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts

The Glen Tavern in Dunfermline is set to re-open. (Image: Google Maps) IT'LL soon be time to raise a glass as the new operators of a recently closed pub in Dunfermline have confirmed when it's going to re-open. Punters were taken by surprise when the Glen Tavern, on Pittencrieff Street, suddenly shut in February after a winding up petition was heard at Dunfermline Sheriff Court.

2 weeks ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts

They're on the market. The old St Columba's and Woodmill sites are up for sale. (Image: Fife Council / Avison Young) THE sales brochure for the former St Columba’s and Woodmill sites says that around 280 homes are planned for the land - but there could be more. Avison Young, a real estate company with offices across the UK, are marketing the old school plots in Dunfermline and the closing date for offers is midday on Thursday June 5.

2 weeks ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ally McRoberts

Fife Council have given an update on the city square project in Dunfermline. (Image: Fife Council) FIFE Council have given an update on the delayed city square in Dunfermline which has doubled in price to £1.6 million. It will be built on the gap site, between High Street and the bus station, and initially it was expected that work would begin in the Spring of 2024. The next estimate was that spades would go in the ground "early" this year but that’s not happened yet either.