News from The Courier

The Scottish Social Services Council has sanctioned Connie Walker for her misconduct while working for Abbotsford Care (Glenrothes) Ltd in Cupar.

Empire State Coffee is moving into the old Rocca Italian deli on Bell Street.

Planning officers are recommending approval of a multi-million-pound development at Prestonhill Quarry in Inverkeithing, where three people died between 2014 and 2017.

New guidance is being produced after the country's highest court said a woman is defined by biological sex under equalities law.

Restaurants in Dundee, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy, Perth and Pitlochry were among the big winners.

The Courier joined thrill-seekers on the opening night of Europe's oldest street fair.

The old Clydesdale Bank building will be transformed into Fiona Livingstone Fitness.

James Ross was jailed for 15 months after being found guilty following a trial.

The injuries sustained by the young victims included a broken arm, broken nose and stab wounds to a shoulder.

Urgent safety work is needed at Dysart Harbour, used as a backdrop for TV hit Outlander.

Tory MSP Murdo Fraser says the health board should concede the case brought by the Kirkcaldy nurse after a new ruling by the UK's highest court.

Concerns about the supermarket proposals at the King Malcolm Hotel site include a rise in traffic, Dunfermline High School pupils littering and gulls nesting.

Darren Whyte claimed he was a 13-year-old when he made contact with other children.

Martin Dickson has saved about a third of the compensation money, the court heard.

Paul McQuade was banned for 18 months and fined £900.

Police found more than 150 cannabis plants during the raid on Ivanhoe Drive.

Police, three fire crews and paramedics were called to Inverkeithing Primary School on Monday.

Officers gave CPR after a man was found unresponsive with no pulse in the Kingdom Shopping Centre.

Elite Female Fitness has opened on Cowdenbeath's High Street.

It comes after another weekend of fires across the region.

A round-up of court cases from Tayside and Fife.

Firefighters used a high-reach vehicle to access the roof.

A woman has been rescued from her vehicle and taken to hospital after an accident in Colinsburgh.

Peter Hetherston and one co-accused had not guilty pleas accepted while a third person admitted assault.

We take a look at the latest reports for care homes, nurseries and after-school clubs across Tayside, Fife and Stirling.

Connor McManus will be sentenced next month after a jury found him guilty of multiple charges.

Isobel Storey, 10, will paint a nominated Kinghorn worthy and hopes her work will be exhibited by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

The figures come despite a new action plan intended to tackle violence in schools.

Approval had only just been granted to repair the cross following the last time it was vandalised.

Police had launched an appeal to find the owner of a 'bull-breed' dog.