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A new Gaelic festival is coming to Dunfermline Fèis Ionnsachaidh ann am Fìobha will bring Gaelic learning and culture to Dunfermline High School from 3 to 7 August 2026. The programme includes classes, cooking, singing, shinty and informal...
I am trying to make our small allotment plot a little more useful for weekday meals, rather than growing things that look impressive in June and then become a glut. For a modest garden in Fife, which crop gives you the best return for effo...
Volunteer time is part of the energy infrastructure A useful reminder in this Guardian letter: community-energy projects do not run on capital funding alone. They also depend on residents who can explain insulation options, help with forms...
ScotRail has shared a handy reminder about taking bicycles on trains. Look for the bike-storage doors, and check whether you need to reserve a space, particularly on Inter7City and West Highland services. That small bit of planning can mak...
A Digital-Only Council Is Not a More Efficient Council Moving public services online can be sensible. A form that used to require a bus journey and a queue may now take ten minutes from a kitchen table. For people with reliable broadband,...