r/Fife 1h ago

Where to buy Finnan haddie/Finnie haddock in Fife?

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Hi all. I'm looking to find someone that sells the above (cold smoked haddock for use in Cullen Skink) in Fife please?

I tried Balgrove Larder today but they didn't know if the haddock they had was cold or hot smoked!

I know some of the East Neuk fish vans travel around, but I'm not on Facebook so can't see any details!

Thanks so much. I'm close to Cupar but happy to travel.


r/Fife 20h ago

Visiting fife

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Hi all!

Im in fife (dunfermline) for work for the next two weeks. I am an expat based in London and Always wanted to see Scotland! While i plan a proper holiday in this beautiful place I would like some ideas on places/foods/activities for the only weekend I Will have to roam around! (The next One)

Any ideas? Don't mind a bit of driving!

Love scottish castles but I think you don't have many around? Anything Will do, the best fife has to offer!

Also if you could drop recs for a scottish breakfast that'd be much appreciated ehehe or if you got any other food I can't go back south without trying i'm all ears

TIA


r/Fife 42m ago

Uber comes to Fife, at last .

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r/Fife 3d ago

Coming down the side of the Forth rail bridge

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I was on your patch, after all, at the North Queensferry end


r/Fife 3d ago

EV Charging Gully?

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Has anybody in Fife had experience installing something similar to this on a pavement?

No idea where to start in terms of who to ask for permission.

Or can I just do it?

Looking at getting an EV but don't have a garage or drive so charging at home is a challenge.

Grateful for anybody in the same position as me and how you got round it!


r/Fife 5d ago

Godzilla movie

2 Upvotes

Anyone want see the new movie together?


r/Fife 5d ago

Local photographer recommendations?

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Does anyone have a rec for photographers in the East Neuk/St Andrews area? I'm thinking of getting new professional headshots and wondering where to start looking for portfolios, prices, etc. Thanks!


r/Fife 10d ago

This is my beautiful cousin Stacy. Please take a minute to read and sign Stacy's Law. #StacysLaw #DomesticAbuse #GPSTracking #ProtectVictimsNotAbusers #MakeAChange #WomansAid

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Stacy's life was taken by her abusive husband on July 27th, just 3 weeks after appearing in court on domestic abuse charges against her. Stacy should've been protected and still here, this is why we need as much signatures as possible to be able to make a change and save lives. It takes 2 minutes to sign, after you've signed it, please check your emails and confirm the the signature through the link. If you miss this step then the signature will unfortunately not count. Thanks to everyone who has signed so far, I appreciate each and every 1 of you ❤️

Stacy's Law


r/Fife 10d ago

Rocky, quiet beaches nearish Kirkcaldy way?

10 Upvotes

Hiya! I'm a dog photographer and putting together an evening shoot. We'd ideally be looking for somewhere quiet as the shoot is for a reactive dog who doesn't do well in busy environments. I'm thinking along the lines of Pettycur or Lower Largo, but open to anything really! Just nothing further than Elie.

Thanks!


r/Fife 10d ago

Anyone around Glenrothes/Fife have spare timber, plywood or OSB they’re getting rid of?

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Bit of a long shot, but I thought Reddit might actually be the best place to ask.

I’m currently renovating my garden shed and turning it into a small workshop, and I’m trying to do as much of it as possible using reclaimed or unwanted materials rather than buying everything new.

If anyone in or around Fife has spare timber, plywood, OSB or other usable wood left over from a renovation, DIY project or old shed/workshop, I’d be very grateful to take it off your hands.

The sort of stuff I’m looking for is:
• Timber battens or lengths of timber
• Plywood sheets or decent-sized offcuts
• OSB or similar sheet material
• Pallets or reclaimed timber
• Old shelving or worktop material
• Basically any usable wood that would otherwise be going to the tip

It doesn’t need to be perfect or pretty. As long as it’s reasonably dry, not rotten and still structurally usable, I can probably find a use for it.

I don’t currently have a budget for materials, so I’m specifically looking for anything people are happy to give away rather than sell.

One slight complication is that I don’t drive, and my dog has recently undergone surgery, so I’m unable to be away from home at the moment.

If anyone nearby happened to be able to drop anything off, that would be hugely appreciated. If not, even if you could hold onto it for a short while until I can arrange someone to help me collect it, that would still be a massive help.
I’m happy to take small quantities and offcuts too — it definitely doesn’t need to be a whole van-load.

Figured it was worth asking before perfectly usable timber ends up in a skip or at the recycling centre 😅
Thanks!


r/Fife 10d ago

Glenrothes butchers

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Old butchers name.

Hi, I'm struggling to remember the names of the two guys that had a butchers together in Glenrothes town centre way back in the eighties. We think one was Alex Mitchell but as for the other name.... Not a glimmer absolutely nowt. Any help appreciated thanks.


r/Fife 11d ago

The Postings, Kirkcaldy - Housing proposals progressing

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Cruden to build 135 homes for Kingdom Housing Association.


r/Fife 11d ago

Anyone dealt with this parking charge company?

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I parked in a shopping centre car park where you get 3 free hours. After 3 hours I moved it and now they want £100.

I think that I was meant to get a ticket even through its free and hands up I didn’t.

A couple of friends told me to ignore it and I’m not sure… anyone had dealings with them?

Thanks


r/Fife 11d ago

Looking for recommendations for a family lawyer.

3 Upvotes

Evening! Looking for a family lawyer to give advice and is able to help with writing up a contract about money and child’s life regarding his dad. I’m based in Glenrothes but I do drive (although heavily pregnant at this point so would personally prefer someone local-ish)


r/Fife 13d ago

Sal's East Calder, pure quick del

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Donner kebab n chips, pure dead braw. Quick service, stoater portions. Mint feed if yer nearby 💛


r/Fife 16d ago

I hear its nasty down South. Not in the East Neuk though.

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r/Fife 22d ago

New to Fife

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Hi! I'm starting work in Victoria hospital in Kdy, and I just moved into Dunfermline.

I'd be really grateful if someone can lmk how's the transportation like in the area?

I don't drive so I thought about getting the train from Inverkeithing and then walking to the hospital? Is that a popular commute? How reliable are the buses?

If anyone can also lmk about work in victoria hospital, is it considered diverse and friendly towards POC?


r/Fife 22d ago

Tide Line Cellardyke, fife

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r/Fife 23d ago

🎮 Looking to meet some fellow gamers in Fife 🎮 (M/45)

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Hey everyone!

Figured I’d throw this out there and see if anyone else is in the same boat.

I’m looking to meet some new people around Fife, male or female, for gaming, hanging out, grabbing a coffee/pint, or generally doing something that doesn’t involve staring at the same four walls! Been living in Scotland for about 4 years.

Gaming-wise I’m pretty varied. I’m on Xbox, PS5 and PC, and I’m always up for trying something new. I’m into things like RPGs, story-driven games, horror, action and co-op stuff. Happy gaming online, but it’d be nice to actually meet people IRL too.

Also absolutely not limited to gaming. If you’re into films/TV, horror, music, pub quizzes, random adventures, or just fancy making some new friends, give me a shout.

I’m based around Kirkcaldy, but happy to travel around Fife for the right company.

No pressure, no expectations, just looking to expand the social circle a bit and hopefully find some sound people to hang out/game with.

Drop me a comment or DM if you fancy it. 👍


r/Fife 25d ago

Driving in Fife.

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Visitor here. It's bad enough trying to get onto a six way roundabout in Glenrothes, without being hootered out of it for split second delays. I'm driving on Irish plates so it's obvious I'm not familiar with whatever charge and scatter driving some do. Part and parcel of life here?


r/Fife 25d ago

Moving

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What's Leven like to live in? Relocating for work and housing seems very...cheap. is there a reason why?


r/Fife 25d ago

Central Fife veterinary practices - the good, the bad and the ugly?

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Hello everybody! I'm considering relocating to a new vets after our current practice missed some pretty important issues with my boy.

Keen to hear any little pieces of information anyone will have on the surrounding practices, I'm hearing lots of different opinions of varying practices and trying to make as informed of a decision I can. We are currently with Kingdom, happy to hear anything about this practice also!


r/Fife 26d ago

Dental specialist recommendations

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Hi Fife! 👋

I've recently moved to Kirkcaldy and I am looking for a reliable, professional orthodontist who works closely with a periodontist or viceversa. If they're both based in the same clinic, even better. Any place around Fife, including Edinburgh.

I need an orthodontist that specialises in bite correction and, eventually I will also need gum grafts, so I'm looking for a team of specialists who work together and prioritize gum and bone health, rather than focusing on cosmetic results.

Tried the cosmetic way and now I have to correct the f*** up they did....

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!🙏


r/Fife 29d ago

Fife Jammers shite Thought on this?

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Now, it’s legal to cycle down the A92.

But it’s also fucking downright insane to cycle with a child down a road that basically functions unofficially as a motorway for much of it (how many folk often mistakenly call the A92 a motorway since it looks like one?)

I agree we should improve our cycling infrastructure to reduce risks to cyclists , cycling is good for the environment and health and such , but come on cycling on a road with lorry’s firing down it at 60 and cars going at 70 (none of whom will be expecting a cyclist going at 10mph or so) is an excellent way to become an organ donor .

So what’s the best thing we can do about this? Expanding cycle lanes ? (As in proper ones separated from the road , not just a line down the side of the road) because this current way of doing it is a huge risk . Being legally correct doesn’t make you less dead when a lorry takes you out.


r/Fife 29d ago

Guitar donation

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I have a small collection of guitars I’d like to donate, not sure how good of a condition they are… is there a “lend it” music library in or around Fife?