fife: news in brief

CRAFT GROUP: Cupar’s Old Parish Centre craft group begins again after the holidays from 2 to 4pm tomorrow.

Members can learn new crafts and share their skills.

COMIC ART: Thomas Crielly is running after school comic art classes in Dunfermline’s Fire Station Creative to show primary and high school pupils the art of comic book character drawing.

Classes run on Mondays for 12 to 17-year-olds and on Thursdays for those aged between eight and 12. To book contact Thomas on 07732 167291 or email tom@tmcgraphics.com.

EXPLORER’S TALK: Adventurer Jason Lewis will be the guest speaker at the Royal Scottish Geographical Society’s event at 7.30pm at Dunfermline High School tomorrow.

Tickets are available at the door.

ROLLS-ROYCE: The University of the Third Age (Cupar U3A) will hear from James Tebbs on Rolls-Royce in Cupar Baptist Church Hall at 2pm tomorrow.

VOLUNTEERS: Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland is on the lookout for people to take on some of its many varied volunteering roles in Fife in 2018.

This could involve becoming a part of the team in a store, supporting people with the rehabilitation support service or helping raise vital funds.

More information is available by visiting www.chss.org.uk/ volunteering

ACCORDIONS AND FIDDLES: The next meeting of the Button-key Accordion and Fiddle Club will be held in Windygates Institute at 7pm on Thursday.

John Stuart will be the guest artist and all are welcome to come along.