March trial date for former Fife chief constable Norma Graham

The trial of the former chief constable of Fife Constabulary will go ahead next month.

The case against Norma Graham, Scotland’s first female chief constable, called for a sixth time at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court today.

Graham, who retired in August, was involved in a head-on collision on February 7 last year, as she drove to work at Fife Constabulary HQ in Glenrothes.

The 50-year-old has denied a charge of careless driving over the incident.

Sheriff Maxwell Hendry deferred the case until the trial date on March 20, and ordained Graham to appear.