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Local Interests

[Local Police]

Reinforcing the quality of life in Fife. Policing issues in the local villages of Ballingry, Lochore, Crosshill and Glencraig

[Vane Farm]

Part of the Loch Leven National Nature Reserve, Vane Farm is an ideal day out for all the family. If you're new to birdwatching, visit our viewing hides for close-up views of wildlife. If you prefer something more energetic, follow the steep trail to the top of Vane Hill and enjoy the spectacular vista – you may even see great spotted woodpeckers.

[Scottish Gliding Centre]

The largest gliding club in Scotland based on the shores of Loch Leven and provides year-round flying (members and visitors). Whether you are already an experienced glider pilot or just interested in knowing a bit more then come along to the club - we would love to meet you.

[Bygone Benarty]

This is another local web site containing photos and other information of the Benarty area. The area consists of the ex-mining villages of Ballingry, Lochore, Crosshill and Glencraig.

[Fife Direct]

Fife Council Directory - Online access to Fife's public services, news, views and events brought to you by Fife Council.

[The Lost Village Of Glencraig]

The Lost Village of Glencraig - This site is about the lost village and surrounding areas. This project was started as a book and given to the local library.

[Lochgelly.net]

Lochgelly.net - Memories plus old and new photos of Lochgelly. This site has been in the top five for Lochgelly in every major search engine for nearly ten years despite having no commercial input...

[Old Lochgelly]

Old and new pictures/photographs of Lochgelly...a wee Scottish town 15 miles north west of Edinburgh...

[Tibal]

TIBAL is an acronym for Together in Benarty and Lochgelly. It is a Scottish Charity established in 2003. The Management Committee is drawn from local people who care about what happens in and around the Benarty and Lochgelly area.

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Local Football

[Ballingry Rovers Juniors Football Club]

Ballingry Rovers are a community football club founded in 1956. The Rovers has a long history of success.

[Lochgelly Albert JFC]

Have you ever wondered how a junior football team in central Fife ended up with a name like Lochgelly Albert?...

[F.F.D.L]

The 'Fife Football Development League' website. Youth football leagues, scores and fixtures.

[A.F.Y.F.C]

The Association of Fife Youth Football Clubs. Age Groups 16s - 21s in Fife. Leagues, scores and fixtures.

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Local Bars/Pubs

[The Auld Shank Inn]

The 'Shank' was well known in the early days as the first and last coaching inn in the Kingdom of Fife...

[The Craigie Bar]

The 'Craigie' as it is known to its many locals can be found situated within the Benarty Square area of Ballingry.

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Local News

[Central Fife Times]

The Central Fife Times is published by Forth Weekly Press and covers the area in and around Lochgelly. For the most up to date local news, visit the Central Fife Times website.

[Fife Today]

Brought to you by the Fife Free Press Group. Have your say on local stories and events as they become avaliable. Local newspaper site with all the local Fife news.

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Genealogy

[Ancestry]

Family Tree, Genealogy and Census Records. There are currently over 4 billion records available to search. From historical censuses and parish records, to military records and passenger lists, your family's past is waiting to be discovered.

[My Heritage]

Free Family Tree, Genealogy and Family History. MyHeritage.com was founded by a team of people with a passion for genealogy and a strong grasp of Internet technology. Their vision has been to make it easier for people around the world to use the power of the Internet to discover their heritage and strengthen their bonds with family and friends. If you are passionate about researching what made you the way you are, then MyHeritage.com is the place for you.

[Surname Database]

The Internet Surname Database is a family run website that has built up a database of surname origins over the last 20 years and contains more than 49,000 last names. From Smith to Smiley and Aaron to Zywicki the sky is the limit. Where does yours come from and what does it mean?

[Scotland's People]

The official Scottish genealogy resource. One of the largest sources of original genealogical information and with almost 80 million records to access, the best site for connecting generations.

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Other Interesting Sites

[Scottish Bus Group ]

The Scottish Bus Group website. People, photographs and information about the Scottish Bus Groups including Fife Scottish, Central Scottish, Eastern Scottish etc. Reunite with your former workmates...

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