Allan Crow

It’s 30 years since these photographs were first taken.

Fife Flyers are still in search of a win, but the point and performance in a 5-4 overtime loss to Glasgow Clan at least showed the team was back on the right road.

Towns and villages across Fife fell silent this morning as Remembrance Sunday honoured those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Dignitaries were joined by a host of community organisations, from sports clubs to care homes, to lay wreaths and pay tribute. The ceremony was organised by the Kirkcaldy branch of the Royal British Legion Scotland, and was addressed by Bill Mason, chairman, and Captain Andrew Manley, from Kirkcady’s Salvation Army.

If Saturday’s overtime loss held out positives for Fife Flyers, Sunday’s road trip to Dundee saw them back to square one with a 5-2 loss - their seventh league defeat in a row.

Starbucks is set to open a new drive-thru in Fife if councillors approve plans lodged this week.

Two new plaques could be added to St Andrews to celebrate the town’s important role as the home of golf.

A former kitchen showroom business in Kirkcaldy is set to be turned into flats.

An award winning speciality coffee business has moved to new premises in north-east Fife as it looks to expand across the central belt.

A Fife autism charity battling to save its premises has been handed a huge Christmas boost.