Dunfermline Press & West of Fife Advertiser

The Dunfermline Press, often referred to as the Dunfermline Press in Scotland and simply The Press locally, is a weekly tabloid newspaper based in Dunfermline, Fife. It boasts an average circulation of 21,852 copies, making it the most widely read newspaper in the Dunfermline area compared to other quality publications. Together with other local newspapers under the Dunfermline Press Group, including the Central Fife Times and the Fife and Kinross Extra, the group asserts that they connect with over 100,000 readers across East Central Scotland.

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Dunfermline fans buy 1000 season tickets after Neil Lennon appointment

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

Supporters have been flocking to buy their seats for next term at KDM Group East End Park following the news that Neil Lennon will be staying as manager. Last Thursday, he agreed a two-year contract to remain in charge, having taken over for the final seven games of last season, leading the Pars to Championship safety.
Rosyth boxer Niamh Mitchell wins GB elite title for Scotland

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

The talented 18-year-old, who lives in Rosyth, stepped into the ring in Cardiff on Sunday at the GB Three Nations Championships, and came home with a gold medal. Former Dunfermline High School pupil Niamh, who is a member of Bowhill Miners Boxing Club, defeated England's Laylie Heath in the elite female 60kg category. Her victory was one of 22 that Boxing Scotland competitors enjoyed at the event, and provided the perfect comeback for Niamh, after suffering a hand injury late last year.
Dunfermline Cycling Club set to help host free women's event

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

In collaboration with Kinross and Kingdom Velo cycling clubs, they are running a 'She Pedals Scotland' event that takes place at Fife Cycle Park on Saturday June 14. Running from 10am to 1pm at Scotland's first, purpose-built cycle circuit, which opened in 2018, there are two options available for those interested in taking part.
Dunfermline: Pars women coaches on Elgin SWFL play-off loss

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

Head coach Charles Dignan, and assistant Gregg McSwiggan, also felt fine margins decided their extra-time defeat to Elgin City at Davie Park in Blairgowrie on Sunday. The SWFL (Scottish Women's Football League) Central and North title winners met for the right to win promotion to Barclays Scottish Women's League One, and the Pars led 2-1 going into stoppage time.
Cycle Speedway: Fife Revolutions top Scottish leagues

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

The club, which is based within the grounds of Queen Anne High School, find themselves top of the Bridge Systems Ltd Scottish League, at both senior and junior level, after three rounds. Also featuring Glasgow Cyclones, Edinburgh Falcons, Border Raiders and Northumbria Vikings, the Fife Revolutions won nine of the 16 senior races, with Kayden Davidson going unbeaten, supported by Jake Slight, Calan Cuthbert and Joshua Falconer, who all gained valuable points.
BTCC: Gordon Shedden and Ronan Pearson set for Thruxton challenge

2 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

The Toyota Gazoo Racing UK with IAA driver, and his team-mate Ronan Pearson, head for Hampshire and the high-speed Thruxton circuit in the fourth destination of the 2025 calendar. Knockhill Racing Circuit business development manager Shedden, who returned to the series this year having last competed in 2022, is 17th in the drivers standings, collecting 18 points from the opening three race weekends.
Dunfermline: Neil Lennon speaks on extending Pars stay

3 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

Last Thursday, the club announced that the 53-year-old, alongside his assistant, Iain Brunskill, had agreed a two-year contract to remain at the KDM Group East End Park helm. The former Celtic and Hibernian boss was appointed on an initial short-term basis until the end of the campaign in March, succeeding Michael Tidser, with Athletic sitting second bottom of the Championship.
Kelty Hearts: Callum Flatman backs Tam O'Ware manager appointment

3 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

Before the 'Maroon Machine' concluded their League One season, O'Ware was named as the club's player / manager on a permanent basis. That followed two separate stints in temporary charge - in January, as Michael Tidser completed a move to Dunfermline, and following the resignation of his successor, Charlie Mulgrew, after only 11 matches in the role.
Dunfermline: Ex-Arsenal player Charlie Gilmour joins from Inverness

4 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

The 26-year-old, who came through the youth ranks at Arsenal, has moved to KDM Group East End Park from Inverness Caledonian Thistle, signing a three-year deal. Brighton-born midfielder Gilmour, who has represented both England and Scotland, due to his Scottish dad, at age group level, has spent the last two seasons in the Highlands.
Dunfermline: Neil Lennon on signings and fan and owner support

4 days ago | dunfermlinepress.com | Ross Hart

Last week, the 53-year-old agreed a two-year contract to remain with the club, alongside assistant, Iain Brunskill, after guiding the team to Championship safety. READ MORE: Athletic boss 'excited' by challenge as promotion push eyed Former Celtic and Hibernian manager Lennon took over with seven games left, with the Pars second bottom, but picked up eight points from those fixtures which was enough to see them secure their second tier status.