Glenrothes

in media terms, because, uh, I don't know that a lot of people are going, "Yeah, actually let's have..." I mean, a bit of everyone's heads goes, "Yeah, I mean, I'm in a massive Council Fife.

The headquarters are in Glenrothes.

I can't communicate with it ever.

I notice they come and plug, um, you know, potholes if I report them.

So it's like a BBC Scotland voice, I like to think.

So yeah, so I did my schooling in Glenrothes in Fife, Glenrothes High School.

I loved rugby.

I loved, I mean, I loved every sport.

It was just part of us moving.

It was part of we were in-- we were living in Southampton, and we moved back up to Scotland to Glenrothes in Fife, and I was just about to go to high school, and that was when-- I'd no idea.

I mean, my parents weren't demonstrative.

I mean, they didn't-- I never heard them fight.

genuine-12 minutes of injury time because there were loads of injuries on the park.

Yeah, and good on the boys in Glenrothes.

Great.

And it's just, as you say, it's the Hawick thing.

Like, it's crazy.

I mean, considering I grew up in a place called, you know, Glenrothes, obviously, and really not that many people were working in the screen industry.

I found my career actually a bit surreal, and I don't think I appreciate it

enough.

A six-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after he was hit by a car near a primary school in Vyfe.

Emergency services were called to Bightie Road, Glenrothes, around 8.50am on Friday following a report of a child being struck by a car.

Police said a six-year-old boy was taken to hospital in Kirkcaldy and inquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances.

The Police Scotland spokesperson said, Around 8.50am on Friday, August 28th, police received a report of a crash involving a child in a car on Bightie Road, Glenrothes.

The six-year-old boy was taken to hospital and inquiries are ongoing to establish the circumstances.

A Scottish Ambulance Service spokesperson said, We received a call at 8.44am to attend a road traffic collision on Bightie Avenue, Glenrothes.

We dispatched an ambulance to the scene and we transported one patient to Victoria Hospital, Kirkcaldy.

Written by Alistair Ferguson and read by Billy Gordon.

They were gonna do it, until they worked out how much money it was gonna cost to demolish and then rebuild.

So they built these outskirt towns like Cumbernauld and Glenrothes and, and wherever.

Anyway, that's just a little backstory because I know that history.

I made a TV program about it once, Scotland from the Sky, uh, which talked about it.