ADHD Media

23/09/2026

Big weekend for us. As well as launching the menu for this weekend's six-course taster, we've launched our brand new website.

We've been teasing it for the last few weeks, and it's now live and ready to go at olivertwistz.co.uk. We'd love your feedback in the comments. If there's anything we've missed, or anything you'd like to see going forward, let us know.

We've made everything as simple and easy to find as possible:
🍽️ Our menus
🎁 Gift vouchers
🛏️ How to book a room or a table

And there are plenty of lovely pictures of our food.

Our man behind the camera and all-round tech geek will be doing a video walkthrough soon, so you can get a proper feel for what's on there and where to find things.

Head over, have a look, and come back here at 5pm for the six-course taster reveal. Spoiler: the menu's already on the website 👀

15/09/2026

🔥 Things got a little… 𝗵𝗼𝘁 at Fife Stoves.

We recently caught up with Chad for a content day to create some fresh new photos and videos for all you stove lovers to enjoy over the coming weeks.

Now, Chad has spent weeks telling me he’s not getting in front of the camera…

Apparently that lasted about five minutes. 😂

I’m genuinely not sure what’s rarer: 𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗮 𝗼𝗿 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗵𝗶𝗺 𝘀𝗺𝗶𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴.

But once he got started? Absolute natural. Although judging by some of these photos, we may need to have a conversation about what sort of content Fife Stoves is actually producing… 👀🔥

There’s loads more coming soon, including more from Chad and the team, a better look around the showroom, plenty of useful stove advice and the launch of the brand-new Fife Stoves website.

So give 𝗙𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝘃𝗲𝘀 𝗮 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄, share the page with anyone who loves a good fire, and stay tuned.

And most importantly…

𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝘄𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗱𝗼 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀? 😂

🔥 Extremely hot, indeed.

06/08/2026

Decide to take an hour or two away from editing to watch my nephews football team, end up editing anyways 😂

What a great wee setup so many happy wee faces - Mon the Raith Rovers 2019s 💪🏼

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30/07/2026

Fiona & Ian · Balbirnie House, Markinch

Some love stories take the scenic route. This one started at Marconi's in the 1980s.

It took Ian a while to get here the whole room's favourite running joke, and nobody enjoyed it more than Ian.

Along the way: a plate licked clean in a Rome restaurant (Fiona's doing never one to turn down a challenge), a proposal finally announced this Easter, and five beautiful grandchildren (and counting).

Then, at last, the day itself: Ian in his kilt, and Fiona walking down the aisle on her brother's arm. Jim flew all the way from Newfoundland to do it, and they carried their mum and dad with them every step.

The best men, Jimmy and George, gave us "that's marriage material" (they weren't wrong).

Here's a wee taste of their day. The full film's coming, and it's a belter.

Congratulations, Fiona & Ian ❤️

PS — we can confirm no polytunnels were watered in the making of this film. 24 hours of grace, as promised.

10/07/2026

Over 20k people have enjoyed the antics of the Murphy Flower Boys! There's so much more to come and here is a little tease of what was an epic day with Morgan and Terry

Always a fun day with Mairi Claire Photography
Goof x

10/07/2026

Hayley & James at the Laurel Bank Hotel ❤️

A spring wedding in Markinch with the daffodils out, the sun on the b**r garden, and one of the happiest rooms I've filmed in a long time.

But as always, it was the people and the words that really made it.

Hayley and James met online — or as their celebrant Aileen put it, "a very modern meeting". By the end of the day nobody could argue with her verdict: sometimes the modern way works absolutely perfectly.

There were plenty of laughs. Best man Dave opened his speech by thanking everyone for coming to his birthday party 👀 — and James got his revenge later by having the whole room sing him Happy Birthday mid-speech. Throw in a few one-liners about punching above your weight, and the room barely got a breather.

But underneath all of that was something really special.

Two people who knew very early on they'd found something worth keeping — through Covid plans that fell apart and only made them stronger, to their gorgeous wee boy Mason arriving and stealing every scene he's in.

One of the moments that stood out most was Aileen reading Hayley and James's own words about what marriage means to them — sharing the small things, compromise, and never losing sight of who you are.

A massive congratulations to the new Mr & Mrs Brown — or as the cake so perfectly put it, The Broons ❤️

May your life together be full of love, laughter, and at least one birthday a year that's actually yours.

Hope you enjoy this little glimpse of their day.
Goof x

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Venue: The Laurel Bank
DJ & wedding coordinator: Big Stevies Entertainments
Photographer: Nicola Campbell at NC Photography
Videographer: ADHD Media Weddings
Hair: Tayler Ritchie Hairdressing
Make-Up: Stacey Whittaker Make Up Artist
Humanist: .massie
Cake: Debbie Bakes
Flowers: GroovyRuby - Artificial Wedding Flowers
Hair colour & Nails: Vi.Vacious
Tan: Lala Beauty By Rachel
Dress: Madison Rose Bridal

04/07/2026

Happy 1st (official) Birrhday to and I’m just getting startled.

22/05/2026

Be a videographer, it's a glamorous job.
Said no one.

A great day filming with Train with Kim

09/04/2026

If you're looking to get on a bike the active travel hub in Kirkcaldy has a lot of options, even the ability to hire bikes too if you're looking for one with the the sunnier days fast approaching!

This is more of a preview than a finished product but another example of some of our recent client work.

This is project is coming along nicely.

08/04/2026

I was asked to help with the launch of the new “Kirkcaldy is…” campaign.

I love my hometown and seeing the ambition and passion associated with this project it’s inspiring.

I’m excited to see how it grows and what small part I can play in putting a positive spotlight on a town that has so much potential.

NEWS: “Kirkcaldy is…” campaign launches, and the Lang Toun officially begins its bid to be UK Town of Culture 2028

The Lang Toun Partners have launched “Kirkcaldy is…” a campaign inviting everyone in the Lang Toun to help shape Kirkcaldy’s bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028.

The campaign asks a simple question: What is Kirkcaldy to you?

Residents, schools, community groups, sports clubs, businesses and creatives are all encouraged to complete the phrase “Kirkcaldy is…” in their own words; celebrating the people, places and stories that make the town special.

This marks the public launch of Kirkcaldy’s bid, which is proudly community‑led and rooted in the belief that culture here is something people make together. Their bid states, “People care for the town and each other. Culture here is made with communities, not delivered to them.”

Kirkcaldy has faced the same challenges as many post‑industrial towns, from the decline of heavy industry to pressures on the high street. But the town is also full of resilience, creativity and community leadership. The recent £20 million Growth Mission Fund investment has sparked new optimism and a shared belief that this is the right moment to act boldly and confidently.

Winning UK Town of Culture 2028 would bring national recognition, new investment and long‑term opportunities for residents, young people and local creatives.

The “Kirkcaldy is…” campaign will feed directly into the cultural programme being developed for 2028, which coincides with the town’s 900th anniversary.

Themes include:
celebrating Kirkcaldy’s history and heritage
supporting young people as creators and leaders
taking culture into neighbourhoods
showcasing local talent
strengthening pride in place
promoting sustainability, climate action and social justice

Community groups will also feature in a series of short films and imagery, for example, Stellar Quines completing “Kirkcaldy is… dramatic”, local choirs completing “Kirkcaldy is… music”, and makers completing “Kirkcaldy is… handmade”.

The bid is being led by Lang Toun Partners, a collective of local organisations including Greener Kirkcaldy, Adam Smith Global Foundation, Stellar Quines, Every One Every Day, OnFife, Fife College, K107FM, Linton Lane Centre, Kings Theatre, Growing Kirkcaldy, Love Oor Lang Toun, Fife Council and many more. These groups already work closely with residents, volunteers, young people and underrepresented communities.

Lauren Brook, Greener Kirkcaldy said:

“Kirkcaldy is full of talent, creativity and community spirit. This campaign is about celebrating who we and inviting everyone to help shape our future. If we win UK Town of Culture, it will be because the people of Kirkcaldy made it happen.”

And here is how YOU can get involved:

Share your own “Kirkcaldy is…” on social media using
Join upcoming workshops and events
Submit ideas through local partners
Volunteer or take part in cultural activities across the town



Pic Credit: ADHD Media