Neil Henderson
Journalist at The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
DC Thomson journalist on The Courier’s Live News Team covering Fife,Tayside,Perth and Angus- if you have a story get in touch - all views are my own
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4 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Neil Henderson
A major police operation was mounted on Friday at Links Market. The Courier was given exclusive access to what is usually Police Scotland’s most challenging day during Kirkcaldy’s 700-year-old street fair. A 20-strong team of officers was deployed within the market and surrounding streets to tackle the threat of anti-social behaviour in the first week of the event.
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6 days ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Neil Henderson
A Fife home with a ‘lighthouse’ turret and panoramic sea views has hit the market. Sea Glass, a unique architect-designed house on East Forth Street in Cellardyke, was completed in 2015 and is an ideal family home. Situated on an elevated plot in the heart of Fife’s East Neuk, the accommodation is spread over three floors. The property boasts four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate WC, a delightful garden and a garage.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Neil Henderson
Kirkcaldy Links Market is back for 2025 – and The Courier has been along for a first look. Europe’s longest street fair stretches along the Lang Toun’s seafront, attracting thrill-seekers from across Scotland to enjoy some of the best rides and stalls. Kirkcaldy Links Market dates back over 700 years, with this year’s fair boasting more than 30 adult rides and about 100 children’s rides. One of the main attractions this year is Matrix – hailed as “Scotland’s ultimate thrill ride”.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Neil Henderson
Police believe a gang behind a “vicious and unprovoked” attack on a group of boys on a Kinghorn beach may have travelled from Kirkcaldy. Four teenagers ended up in hospital after being attacked on a road near Pettycur Beach on Thursday. A mob of between 20 and 30 youths, many wearing balaclavas and armed with weapons including a bottle, carried out the assault on the youngsters.
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1 week ago |
thecourier.co.uk | Neil Henderson
A 14-year-old boy has been charged after an eight-hour rooftop stand-off at an Inverkeithing school. Police, fire crews and paramedics were called to Inverkething Primary School just after noon on Monday after reports of a hooded youth being spotted on the roof. Officers surrounded the main school building as trained negotiators were brought in. The incident went on for about eight-and-a-half hours before the teenager was eventually brought down.
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Joe McCafferty's family say he was a pillar of the Fife community. A very sad day for Glenrothes - I met Joe many times during my years as a Glenrothes Gazette reporter his dedication and service to grass roots football & disability sport is unrivalled https://t.co/EB2pYpDsaf
The trees are 'well-alight', causing to the closure of the A921. https://t.co/I91b0c7GuK
https://t.co/KjC1FPU70f I spent two days at the scene in Dundee last month - police this morning now confirming that a man (34) has been charged with murder in connection with the alleged armed stand off