Radio K107FM

K107FM is a community station rooted in Kirkcaldy and serving listeners across Fife. Operated by Kirkcaldy Community Radio as a Scottish charity, it combines music with local news, interviews and discussion. Its focus includes community groups, musicians, charities, businesses and residents, giving people opportunities to explain their work and experiences in more detail than a brief announcement would allow.

The published daytime schedule includes Paul Baker Daily, a strand devoted to the 1990s, morning programmes and Alex in the Afternoon. Dave Mac is another regular voice, while James Ross presents The Greatest Hits of Music. Jayne Smith and Roy Butchart also appear in the station's daytime output. Music-led programmes are accompanied by local information, with travel and sports coverage forming part of the wider service.

Fife's cultural life is reflected in the events coverage, including exhibitions at Kirkcaldy Galleries and the Scottish Fisheries Museum. Community news also includes practical subjects such as changes to local services and seasonal information. These items place the station within everyday life around the county, complementing the more personal accounts heard in interviews and the general entertainment provided by its presenters.

Volunteers make the programmes and help with editing, events, content and the practical operation of the station. K107FM welcomes people without previous broadcasting experience, with participation and learning forming part of its charitable purpose. Income supports programming and volunteer development. That structure gives the service a role beyond playing records: it offers residents and organisations in Kirkcaldy and the wider Fife area a way to contribute to local media and share what matters to them.