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Blessing Of Burntisland: has ship with Charles I’s treasures been found off Burntisland?
It has been a quest that has spanned the decades - one that could yet uncover astonishing riches.
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It has been a quest that has spanned the decades - one that could yet uncover astonishing riches.
Burntisland Old Parish Church is to open its doors for a special one-day community event.
Plans to turn a flat in Burntisland into a commercial holiday let have been refused.
Work is set to start clearing vegetation from the main rail line from Kirkcaldy to Burntisland.
After years of unexplained symptoms and initially being told she had depression, Burntisland writer Georgi Gill was eventually diagnosed with relapsing remitting MS.
A shared changing room facility and multi-use hub is to be created at a Fife community centre after a planning application was given the green light.
A major investment is enabling more to connect to Full Fibre broadband.
Ten new homes are set to be built on a former hotel site in Burntisland after a successful planning application.
You could not have asked for a better day at Burntisland Highland Games on Monday.
One of the world’s longest running youth exchanges is set to celebrate a landmark anniversary in Fife.
Huge crowds descended on Burntisland to enjoy the town’s sun-kissed Highland Games.
Burntisland is preparing to welcome its exiles back home.
East of Scotland Football League fixtures for next season are out now and Thornton Hibs, St Andrews United, Glenrothes, Dundonald Bluebell and Burntisland Shipyard will all kick it off at home come Sa
We spoke to business owners about the secret of Burntisland's success as part of The Courier's Fresh Start campaign.
Members of Burntisland and Kinghorn Rotary Club are giving young people the gift of literacy during ‘National Year of Reading 2026’.
Local people and visitors now have the chance to discover the rich history of the Heartlands of Fife with three new heritage trails.
If approved, the funding would be used as a contribution towards hiring two buses to take local families on the group’s annual trip to Burntisland.
The Burntisland business now has five staff and has invested £40,000 upgrading its customer reception.
The countdown is on to this year’s Burntisland Civic Week.
Local residents and visitors can explore one of Scotland’s most remarkable post-Reformation buildings this weekend.