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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 mu

ltitude 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.

EVENT: Public consultation meetings held on future of Fife fire stationsFour fire stations in Fife are part of a service...
19/07/2025

EVENT: Public consultation meetings held on future of Fife fire stations

Four fire stations in Fife are part of a service delivery review at the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the public is invited to four upcoming meetings to give their views.

There are proposed changes at Dunfermline, Lochgelly and either Methil or Glenrothes as part of a wider public consultation involving more 30 fire stations across Scotland.

These include:
Replacing resources at Dunfermline that are being phased out across Scotland
Reducing appliances at Lochgelly
Reducing appliances at either Methil or Glenrothes
Reinstating withdrawn appliances at either Methil or Glenrothes

Public meetings will be held as follows:
Monday, 21 July in Glenrothes
Wednesday, 23 July in Methil
Monday, 4 August in Lochgelly
Wednesday, 6 August in Dunfermline. This is a drop-in session, and advance sign-up is not required.

Attendees must sign-up in advance via the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service website: firescotland.gov.uk.

19/07/2025

Here's this afternoon's travel with Travel Your World. It's quite busy with approx' 5 minutes delay between Wellesley Road (B931) and Methilhaven Road (A955) due to stationary traffic.. With Travel Your World they'll get you there.

EVENT: Game OnOn Sunday, Kirkcaldy Galleries have their monthly 'Game On' session, which is completely FREE and a drop-i...
19/07/2025

EVENT: Game On

On Sunday, Kirkcaldy Galleries have their monthly 'Game On' session, which is completely FREE and a drop-in, held between 12:30pm and 2:30pm in the meeting room.

Much like their regular Thursday sessions, they will have a bunch of games available for you to get stuck into.

Fancy a classic, or are you looking for something new? Whatever you're after, they are sure to have a game that fits

Let's get gaming 🎲🎮🐍🪜

Heading outdoors this weekend? Stay Summer Safe with NHS Fife Whether you're cycling, hiking, or exploring Scotland’s be...
19/07/2025

Heading outdoors this weekend?

Stay Summer Safe with NHS Fife

Whether you're cycling, hiking, or exploring Scotland’s beautiful hills, remember:
✅ Wear the right clothing and safety gear
✅ Always check the weather forecast - conditions can change fast
✅ Plan ahead and stay visible on the roads

Let's all make an effort to this year.

Visit: nhsfife.org/summersafe

19/07/2025

Your travel update for Saturday morning. It's busier than normal, from Dunnikier Road to Nairn Street / Mitchell Place because of single alternate line traffic and roadworks.. With Travel Your World they'll get you there.

NEWS: New medicine to protect higher-risk babies from RSVMore babies who are born very prematurely will now be protected...
19/07/2025

NEWS: New medicine to protect higher-risk babies from RSV

More babies who are born very prematurely will now be protected against the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) with the introduction of a new single injection which lasts throughout the winter season.

Following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), the single dose long-acting antibody medicine, nirsevimab (Beyfortus®) will replace the five monthly jabs which were previously offered to higher-risk infants between October and February.

In addition, the existing programme for higher risk infants is being expanded to include very preterm infants, born before 32 weeks.

Minister for Public Health Jenni Minto:

“RSV can be life-threatening to babies born very early.

“That is why I am pleased the single jab will be offered by all NHS Boards across Scotland from this September, helping to protect these high-risk infants over winter.

“We will continue to work hard to protect Scotland’s most vulnerable groups against the respiratory illnesses which circulate throughout the colder months. Our various prevention programmes help reduce avoidable admissions to hospital and therefore the pressure on our NHS.”

Dr Sam Ghebrehewet, Head of Vaccination and Immunisation at Public Health Scotland, said:

“The last year has seen significant progress in efforts to protect those most vulnerable to RSV, including the introduction of the maternal RSV vaccine which is offered at 28 weeks of pregnancy and helps protect newborn babies from serious illness. Babies born prematurely are at highest risk of serious complications from RSV and we welcome this programme expansion, which will help to ensure that even more babies are protected during their most vulnerable early months.”

19/07/2025

This is the very latest forecast at 6:00am this morning 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

19/07/2025

Here's the tide predictions for Saturday. 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

NEWS: Handy Person Service for Kirkcaldy AreaResidents in Kirkcaldy, Dysart, Kinghorn, Burntisland, and Auchtertool can ...
18/07/2025

NEWS: Handy Person Service for Kirkcaldy Area

Residents in Kirkcaldy, Dysart, Kinghorn, Burntisland, and Auchtertool can now benefit from a new Handy Person Service, designed to support individuals with small household repairs and tasks.

Fife Council know that for some people in our communities’ small jobs around the house, like changing light bulbs, moving furniture or carrying out small repairs, can be impossible to carry out, not to mention unaffordable.

That’s why they have teamed up with Community Trade Hub Limited, a not-for-profit organisation with extensive experience in community support and skills development.

Together they want to provide a service to those who aren’t able and can’t afford to pay for these services. The Community Trade Hub provides a service which is trusted, reliable, accessible, and affordable.

The services is available to all, not just Fife Council tenants, but also homeowners and private tenants who need a little help.

Services include:

· Installation of washing machines

· Moving small items to the kerbside

· Furniture assembly

· Changing light bulbs

· Hanging shelves, pictures, and curtain rails

· Moving furniture

· Small joinery, plumbing, and electrical repairs

Customers can complete an online referral using the Handy Person Self-referral form (see link in comments)

If a specific task is not listed or there are exceptional circumstances, you can get in touch to discuss your needs. Call 01333 439564 or email [email protected]

This initiative is part of the Community Trade Hub’s broader mission to empower individuals and enhance community wellbeing through practical support and learning opportunities.

EVENT: Elio – Kids For a QuidLooking for a fun day out with the kids? 'Elio' is coming to the Adam Smith Theatre as part...
18/07/2025

EVENT: Elio – Kids For a Quid

Looking for a fun day out with the kids?

'Elio' is coming to the Adam Smith Theatre as part of their Kids For a Quid offer

🎬 Showtimes:
🕑 23 July 14:00
🕚 26 July 11:00

Enjoy a great family film right here in Kirkcaldy

Book your tickets now - bit.ly/KidsForAQuidCinema

EVENT: Flip, Tumble, and Have Fun this summerKeep your child active and entertained this Summer with the Fife Sports and...
18/07/2025

EVENT: Flip, Tumble, and Have Fun this summer

Keep your child active and entertained this Summer with the Fife Sports and Leisure Trust Gymnastics Camp!

Perfect for children of all abilities (Primary 3 to 7), this exciting 3-day camp offers a chance to learn key gymnastics skills like tumbling, balancing, and more, all while having fun in a supportive environment.

📅 Summer 2025 Gymnastics Camp Dates & Locations
📍 Kirkcaldy Leisure Centre (Primary 3–7)
🗓️ Week 1: Monday 21st – Wednesday 23rd July
🗓️ Week 2: Monday 4th – Wednesday 6th August
🕘 9:00am – 12:00pm
📞 Book now – Call 01592 583306 or visit in person
💷 £43.20 per child, per camp

📍 Levenmouth Swimming Pool & Sports Centre (Primary 3–7)
🗓️ Week 1: Wednesday 28th July – Friday 1st August
🗓️ Week 2: Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th August
🕘 9:00am – 12:00pm
📞 Book now – Call 01334 659325 or visit in person
💷 £43.20 per child, per camp

⚠️ Spaces are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment!
📧 For further enquiries, please email: [email protected]

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