Tag: Fife
Mountain biking – Fife farm hosts wheely big national event
The barley fields and rolling hills of Parkhill Farm, Newburgh, Fife, will host The Eliminator, one of Scotland’s most fun-packed mountain bike events from 23 to 25 June.The feature event is the Head2Head downhill...
Ice hockey – Capitals sign Fife-born back-up netminder
Michal Dobron has signed back-up netminder Jordan Marr to bolster Edinburgh Capitals' play-off bid.Fife-born Marr joined the Murrayfield club on loan in December for two games against Belfast Giants.Then goaltender Marr went back to...
Queensferry Crossing – last section in place – third bridge connects north to south
This morning the last section of the new Queensferry Crossing was lifted into place.This third bridge at North and South Queensferry now links Fife to the southern shore of the River Forth.There have been...
Hardies are growing in Dunfermline
Having experienced a period of sustained business growth, Hardies Property & Construction Consultants in Dunfermline has taken on two new members of staff, as well as promoting two existing surveyors into more senior roles.
Stewart Arbuckle, formerly Associate Building...
A Day Out to Burntisland
Where do you think of when you want a day out of the city? A trip to East Lothian maybe? Or a walk in the Pentlands? Both are excellent choices - but last weekend...
Hardies students have finished first year
Kirsten and Laura are two students sponsored by Hardies Property & Construction Consultants, and they have just finished their first year at Midlothian's two new schools.
It’s the first year down for Hardies Property & Construction...
Forth Road Bridge 49 years old today
The Forth Road Bridge is 49 years young and counting - and the stage is set for the first Forth Bridges Festival which will celebrate not just the 50th birthday, but also three centuries...
Classical review: John Luther Adams at the East Neuk Festival (*****)
It could have all gone so horribly wrong. Planning a large-scale outdoor performance of contemporary classical music by a little-known composer, in Fife, even at the height of summer, brings a burdensome barrage of...
Review: Mother Goose at the King’s Theatre (****)
The first rule of panto is ‘never try to examine the internal logic of panto’. Best to just sit back in the plush new seats at the King’s Theatre and let puns, pyrotechnics, tiny...
