fife: news in brief

WRESTLING The World Wide Wrestling League will be back in Kirkcaldy later this month with a summer spectacular.

The event, which will take place at Fife Ice Arena at 2.30pm on Saturday July 22, will be headlined by a W3L Heavyweight Championship match pitting James Scott defending against Impact Wrestling TV star Bram.

The Tag Team Championships and Women’s Championship will also be defended.

Tickets are on sale from www.W3LWrestling.com and Fife Ice Arena priced £14, £12 and £44 for a family of four. JUDY MURRAY St Andrews’ Hope Park and Martyrs Church will play host to an evening with Judy Murray at 7pm on Friday August 18.

Judy’s autobiography, Knowing the Score, has recently been published. Tickets are available at Waterstones in St Andrews or on waterstones. com and cost £5. BANDSTAND SHOW The first bandstand concert organised by the Royal Burgh of St Andrews Community Council takes place this Sunday, in a series of seven over the summer.

Dysart Colliery Band will be performing at the St Andrews bandstand, next to the R&A building, from 2-4pm. There is no charge.

The organiser, community councillor Kyff Roberts, said: “We hope passersby will stop for a while to enjoy the music and the view and our fingers are crossed, of course, for a dry and sunny afternoon.” INTERNATIONAL MUSIC There will be the opportunity to see Spanish, Croatian, Polish, Chinese and Scottish music and dance in Fife next week.

Performers will be at Anstruther harbour from 5-7pm on Thursday July 20 as part of the 24th Dunedin International Folk Dance Festival.

The performances will be from Varazdinski Folklorni Ansambl, a folk dance ensemble from Croatia and Balladors des Raiguer, a recently-formed group of experienced dancers from Majorca.

They will perform alongside Edinburgh-based dance groups, featuring the range of Scottish dances, plus Ojczyzna, a local recently-reformed Polish dance group, plus the Edinburgh Chinese Arts Association.