Local news from Glenrothes and the surrounding area
Glenrothes Boxing Club’s Reo Martin added another title to his growing collection when he won the junior 67kg final at last weekend’s London ABA International Belt Tournament with a 5-0 points victory
Glenrothes FC assistant manager Ross Gallacher admits the Warout Stadium club has been handed a massive summer rebuilding job by the high amount of players who opted to leave this summer, having been
Marchmont Gate was closed after police were called to examine the firearm.
The Kingdom Shopping Centre is set to host the popular coffee chain.
A man who downloaded and distributed disgusting child sex abuse images, has been jailed.
Having set a target of completing six rounds back-to-back at Glenrothes Golf Club in the space of 18 hours to raise money for charity, Fife cousins Michael Cunningham and Conner Wood managed to finish
The family of 20-year-old Daniel Mrimi has been informed.
A man from Glenrothes has been reported missing in Edinburgh.
Glenrothes Boxing Club kid Reo Martin added to his growing reputation by recording a 5-0 points win over England’s Alfie Kibby when winning for Scotland after three rounds at Parkhead on Saturday nigh
Right-back Callum Kinnes scooped both the Managers’ and Players’ Player of the Year prizes at Glenrothes FC’s annual prizegiving ceremony last weekend, but the key man could be set to miss next season
Fife Council has slapped an enforcement order on contractors carrying out demolition work at the Kingdom Centre in Glenrothes after the partial collapse of a wall.
The local authority says demolition work at the centre has "gone beyond what was approved".
A Glenrothes Judo club has been awarded ‘green dojo’ status by the International Judo Federation (IJF) – the first dojo in the UK to receive this milestone certification.
Work has restarted demolishing part of the Kingdom Centre in Glenrothes after the partial collapse of a wall in the shopping mall.
Shop workers described being "terrified."
The incident involving a van happened on Friday afternoon.
A trio of girls from Glenrothes-based Rising Phoenix Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu each won a gold medal at this month’s British Open in Coventry, much to the delight of their instructor Jamie Henderson.
With his squad being decimated to 10 players by a mass exodus this summer, Glenrothes FC gaffer Paul Beveridge faces an extremely busy period trying to assemble a group capable of challenging for prom
Mid Fife and Glenrothes MSP Jenny Gilruth has been appointed Scotland’s Deputy First Minister.
Glenrothes FC manager Paul Beveridge has expressed his disappointment that up to eight players are jumping ship this summer following the club’s relegation from the East of Scotland Football League Pr
