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02/11/2026

NEWS: K107FM joins campaign to raise awareness about befriending

K107FM has announced its support for , the annual campaign celebrating befriending and highlighting the power of social connection in tackling loneliness and social isolation.

This year, K107FM has teamed up with LINK Fife Mental Health Befriending Projects to support the campaign and help shine a spotlight on befriending opportunities and support available across Fife.

Through a week of special features and interviews, the station will give local volunteers, service co-ordinators and people involved in befriending the opportunity to share their experiences, helping listeners understand the difference meaningful connections can make in people's lives. The approach reflects K107FM's commitment to giving local voices time and creating opportunities for community stories to be heard.

The 2026 Befriending Week theme, "Supporting each other through meaningful connections", recognises the positive impact that befriending has on both individuals and communities.

The specially produced content will be aired throughout Befriending Week and made available for listen again and social media channels, helping to raise awareness of Befriending Networks and encouraging conversations around loneliness, wellbeing and community connection.

Find out more, via the link in comments

02/11/2026

Let's check the roads with Travel Your World. Just in at 08:00 this morning's travel. It's very congested adding approx' 9 minutes delay between Fife because of stationary traffic.. https://www.travelyourworld.co.uk/

02/11/2026

NEWS: Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week begins

This year’s Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week is the perfect opportunity to celebrate being active by inspiring and supporting women and girls across Scotland to get involved in sport or physical activity.

Running from 2 – 8 November, this annual campaign is now in its tenth year. This landmark year provides an opportunity to reflect on and celebrate the growth of the campaign over the last ten years, and the progress to improve opportunities for women and girls to be active across Scotland.

Find out more via the link in comments 👇

02/11/2026

Here is your weather for today, brought to you by the Kirkcaldy Lottery, helping to raise money for local projects - kirkcaldylottery.co.uk

02/11/2026

Here's the tide predictions for Monday. Thanks to Fife Sports and Leisure Trust. With a range of sports across venues in Fife, their Junior Coaching Programme can help children and young people build confidence and learn new sporting skills. Find out more: https://www.fifeleisure.org.uk/activity/junior-coaching/overview/

01/11/2026

The safest way to celebrate Bonfire Night is at an organised event.

If you are planning on buying fireworks, please ensure that you read the instructions provided to make sure the space you have is large enough to use them safely.

Remember, it is illegal to set off fireworks in public places, including streets and parks.

To find out if there are events taking place in your local area visit the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service website

01/11/2026

Sunday evening's weather for Kirkcaldy and the surrounding area with kirkcaldylottery.co.uk

01/11/2026

NEWS: Is your hot water bottle safe?

Many of us are reaching for hot water bottles to help keep warm around the house.

While an effective and affordable way to keep warm, hot water bottles can cause serious injuries.

The team at Health and Safety training experts High Speed Training share some top tips on how to use hot water bottles safely 👇

01/11/2026

Here's this afternoon's travel. There's congestion adding approx' 2 minutes delay between Rothes Road (B969) and Leslie Roundabout (B969) because of stationary traffic.. https://www.travelyourworld.co.uk/

01/11/2026

NEWS: A985 Rosyth ironwork replacement

The A985 in Rosyth will be closed for ironwork replacement works between Kings Road Roundabout and Crossroads Roundabout from 18:00 until 06:00 on the nights of Monday 2, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 November.

Work on site is expected to finish by 23:00 each night, however the road will remain closed for several hours afterwards to allow materials to cool.

During these closures, a diversion route for traffic in both directions will be in place via the M90 from Junction 1C Admiralty, the A823(M) and the B980 Kings Road. This will add approximately 2.5 miles and 4 minutes to journeys.

For more details, visit the link in comments 👇

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16 East Fergus Place
Kirkcaldy
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