Local news from Glenrothes and the surrounding area
Glenrothes FC boss Paul Beveridge has hailed veteran striker Stuart Cargill, 37, after the substitute’s double earned a 2-1 comeback home win for the East of Scotland Football League first division ou
A Glenrothes pub has made the finals of the Scottish Bar & Pub Awards 2026.
A woman from Glenrothes has been sentenced to an order of lifelong restriction and jailed for a minimum of six years for the attempted murder of a child.
Police were called to reports of a "disturbance" at Glenrothes Bus Station
A Glenrothes teenager is building towards a long-term career in construction after securing a bricklaying apprenticeship with Persimmon Homes North Scotland.
Work has begun on a brand new play area in Glenrothes, following a public consultation on what people would like to see included in the new development.
A Glenrothes based theatre company is preparing for its third show at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - this time with an all-female cast.
Glenrothes FC’s search for a victory in this season’s East of Scotland Football League Premier Division was extended to four matches by last Saturday’s 1-1 home draw against Coldstream.
Drivers on the northbound carriageway were diverted after police closed the road.
An evening of acoustic music is being organised to raise cash for charity.
After believing he would never drive because of his disability, Robert Mackie, 50, has found freedom behind the wheel thanks to charity Speed of Sight's adapted driving experience at Driftland in Loch
A collision involving a car and a pedestrian on Church Street was reported at around 8pm on Friday
Police have sealed off Church Street.
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Plans for a development in Glenrothes which will include two drive-thru restaurants have been given the go-ahead.
The Royal College of General Practitioners don't believe the clinics provide enough consultations.
The discount retailer is set to become the Kingdom Shopping Centre's anchor store.
The Brewers Fayre in Glenrothes will also shut, following a decision by owner Whitbread.
Foxton Drive is set to close for works linked to an affordable housing development.
Reverend Cameron Harrison, a former head teacher and international educator who has died at 80, served in Tayport, Elie, Leuchars, St Andrews and Glenrothes.
