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K107 FM K107 FM holds the licence for Kirkcaldy Community Radio broadcasting on 107 FM, online and on your p K107FM serves Kirkcaldy and surrounding towns in Fife.
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The information given and discussions on air reflect the local needs and issues of the populace primarily, while local comments on national issues engage with the community at large. Programming reflects the diversity of community interests, individuals/groups – programmes for local people by local people. K107 has an equal opportunity policy and has been set up as a not for profit community enter

prise. K107FM Social Media Guidelines:

Please remember that as a community radio station, we tend to cover a lot of local news stories on this page. Family and friends of those mentioned, may read the comments, so please bear that in mind when responding. Comments and content (i.e. links, memes,pictures etc.) are checked by our team and any that are found to contain the following will be removed and in some circumstances, persons responsible will be banned from the page:
• Contains personal information (i.e. phone numbers, email addresses postcodes etc)
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• Bad language or language likely to offend others
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• Content is considered to be 'Spam'. Posts that contain information that has been posted multiple times. Political content and opinions:
We will share updates and relevant information from Scottish Government, UK Government, Fife Council and other organisations in public office. This will also include elected officials such as councillors, MP’s and MSP’s – however in line with OFCOM broadcast rules, this will be excluded during relevant election periods. Any post(s) made by K107FM do not endorse, promote or support any political party, person or policy

Users are freely invited to interact with K107FM and others on this page – however we would ask for conversations under posts to remain on topic and directly linked. We would also like to ensure that these discussions stay safe, relevant, polite and do not break any laws. Any questions relating to this topic, please e-mail: [email protected]

13/10/2025

Here's the tide predictions for Monday. The Heartlands of Fife is an area of stunning contrasts. From the highest point in the Kingdom of Fife, to the award-winning beaches and quaint harbours on the coast. From historic mining villages to one of Scotlands newest towns. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4dOECaM

12/10/2025

This is the very latest forecast at 8:00pm this evening for Kirkcaldy and the surrounding area, with Fife Properties. Every house sale allows us to give back to our local charities and causes. fifeproperties.co.uk

12/10/2025

Your travel update for Sunday afternoon. There's congestion with moderate delays from Kincardine Br (A985) J1C towards A904 J1A due to queuing traffic and roadworks.. With Travel Your World they'll get you there.

12/10/2025

Don’t worry if you are struggling to come up with ideas on how to keep your kids entertained this October break, Parent Club Scotland have lots of fun tips to help (for wee ones, older kids and even teenagers!).

Check out their autumn activities hub here:

parentclub.scot/articles/things-do-autumn

NEWS: Engineering work across Scotland’s railway this ChristmasRail passengers are being encouraged to plan ahead for jo...
12/10/2025

NEWS: Engineering work across Scotland’s railway this Christmas

Rail passengers are being encouraged to plan ahead for journeys over the 2025-26 festive period, with essential engineering work set to take place across Scotland’s railway.

Every year, repairs and improvements are scheduled across the network over Christmas and New Year when passenger numbers are typically lower, allowing engineers to carry out upgrades while minimising disruption.

This year, multiple projects will take place between Christmas Eve and mid-January including in and around Glasgow and on the West Coast Main Line.

The work is part of Network Rail's commitment to improving reliability, safety and journeys for passengers.

Some routes will be impacted by temporary service changes including bus replacements and revised timetables. Passengers are advised to check their journey in advance with their train operator and allow extra time where needed.

Planned engineering activity this festive period includes:

The installation of a new railway bridge at Bowling in West Dunbartonshire means no trains between Dalmuir and Balloch/Helensburgh Central, or between Glasgow Queen Street and Crianlarich, 24 December - 2 January.

Track upgrades in the Motherwell area mean no trains will run between Motherwell and Cumbernauld via Whifflet, Bellshill and Motherwell, or between Kirkwood and Whifflet, 24 December – 2 January.

Replacing a 1960s bridge over M6 the motorway will affect Glasgow to London Euston services with no trains between Preston and Carlisle, 31 December- 15 January

Replacing a worn-out junction at Hanslope on the West Coast Main Line will affect Glasgow to London Euston services with no trains between Milton Keynes and Rugby between Christmas Day and 5 January.

Ross Moran, route director at Network Rail Scotland said: “We know Christmas is a special and busy time for many people, and we want to help everyone travel with confidence over the festive period. If you’re planning a journey, please check your travel plans in advance and allow a little extra time.

“These upgrades are essential to keep the railway safe and reliable for the future, and I want to say thank you to everyone who will be working through Christmas and new year to make these improvements happen. Their dedication behind the scenes is what keeps the railway moving.”

Mark Ilderton, ScotRail Service Delivery Director, said: “When Network Rail undertakes vital improvement work, our focus is on making sure customers can continue travel with confidence.

“The improvements being made between Dalmuir and Crianlarich, and in the Motherwell area, in December will mean some changes to our customers’ journeys, but we’ll be providing reliable alternative transport and clear information to keep people moving.

“We know this work may cause some inconvenience during the festive period, but it’s vital to maintaining and improving the reliability of the railway. We appreciate our customers’ patience and understanding, and we’d encourage everyone to check their journeys in advance.”

A range of other essential engineering works will be carried out during periods when trains are not running. This approach allows Network Rail to make best use of the quieter festive period to maintain and upgrade the railway with minimal impact to passengers.

Today on D’s Late Sunday Lunch….Jack Law is in to play live and Andrew Gordon pops in to chat about the upcoming The We...
12/10/2025

Today on D’s Late Sunday Lunch….

Jack Law is in to play live and Andrew Gordon pops in to chat about the upcoming The Wee Fife Folk Festival 🎤

That and more from 2 until 4 📻

Thanks

Donald

NEWS: Food Hygiene expert shares difference between Use by and Best Before datesMany supermarkets in the UK are opting t...
12/10/2025

NEWS: Food Hygiene expert shares difference between Use by and Best Before dates

Many supermarkets in the UK are opting to remove best before dates on certain products in a bid to fight food waste.

Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, and Co-op have all removed the dates from a range of products, including fruits and vegetables.

Misunderstanding date labels on fresh produce can lead to significant and unnecessary food waste. According to the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP), removing these dates could prevent thousands of tonnes of edible food from being discarded annually, as consumers often throw away perfectly good items, assuming they are unsafe after the date has passed.

Use by and best before dates are often confused, but they are different, so it is important to understand which each means and what to look out for.

Here, the team at Food Hygiene experts High Speed Training share the differences between these two pieces of information.

Dr Richard Anderson, Head Of Learning And Development At High Speed Training, said: “Use by dates indicate when a product may no longer be safe to eat. You should not eat, cook, or freeze it after the date displayed, even if it looks or smells fine. Use by dates are typically present on meats and dairy products, as well as ready meals like salads. Always follow the storage instructions on the product (usually refrigeration or freezing). Otherwise, it may no longer be good to eat – even before its use by date.

Using food after its use-by date can put you at risk of food poisoning. Foods that have passed their use-by date may still look OK to eat, but harmful bacteria cannot be seen and does not have a smell.

Foods labelled with a use-by date should be checked daily to make sure they are still safe to eat. Freezing food before its use-by date extends its life, but once defrosted, you should eat the food within 24 hours, and do not freeze food after its use by date.

Dr Anderson continued “Best before dates are an indication of quality rather than safety. You can still eat food after its best before date, but its flavour and texture is most likely not as good as before the date.

“Best before dates are usually displayed on products that do not require refrigeration or freezing, such as dry pasta, bread, tinned products, fruits and vegetables, and uncooked rice. They are also often found on products with a longer shelf life.”

The other dates to be aware of are sell by and display until dates. These often appear next to the use-by and best-before dates on food labelling. They are instructions for the retailers, not customers, and do not determine the date past which it is safe to eat the food.

12/10/2025

Good morning folks: We got this update at 08:00 with Travel Your World. It's quite busy with approx' 3 minutes delay between Fife due to stationary traffic.. https://www.travelyourworld.co.uk/

NEWS: Call for Expressions of Interest - Celebrating Creativity and Heritage in Levenmouth🎬 The Leven Programme are look...
12/10/2025

NEWS: Call for Expressions of Interest - Celebrating Creativity and Heritage in Levenmouth

🎬 The Leven Programme are looking for creative organisations to get involved

They are excited to share the first opportunities to work with the River Park Programme in Levenmouth. They’re inviting expressions of interest from organisations or companies who can help deliver two exciting new projects:

🎥 Outdoor Community Cinema
They are looking for a team to plan and run outdoor film screenings — from local and independent films to family favourites,celebrating local stories and making the River Park a great place for arts and culture.
🗓️ Expressions of Interest due by 4pm, Monday 20th October 2025

💻 Digital Heritage Storytelling Project
They are also looking for creative people or organisations to help bring Levenmouth’s stories to life through digital media, connecting generations and celebrating our community’s heritage.
🗓️ Expressions of Interest due by 4pm, Friday 24th October 2025

👉 Find out more and how to apply here: https://f.mtr.cool/zgigpbpeow

12/10/2025

Here's the tide predictions for Sunday. The Heartlands of Fife is an area of stunning contrasts. From the highest point in the Kingdom of Fife, to the award-winning beaches and quaint harbours on the coast. From historic mining villages to one of Scotlands newest towns. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4dOECaM

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K107FM serves the town of Kirkcaldy and surrounding areas in Fife. The sound of K107 is identified as being locally produced community broadcasting. The information given and discussions on air reflect the local needs and issues of the populace primarily, while local comments on national issues engage with the community at large. Programming reflects local life in all its aspects and involves a multitude of local voices. Programming reflects the diversity of community interests, individuals/groups – programmes for local people by local people. K107 has an equal opportunity policy and has been set up as a not for profit community enterprise.

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