Politics

Kirkcaldy MP Lesley Laird has voiced concerns that plans by the UK Government to force voters to show ID at polling stations could reduce turnout further.

Plans have been submitted for new student housing at St Andrews University.

Fife Council will study a massive new proposed housing and retail development next week.

Craft beer company BrewDog will soon have an outdoor seating area in its only Fife bar.

Plans for a new care home in Fife have been rejected by councillors for a second time.

Residents in a Fife village have been left in the dark by street light failures, according to a local councillor.

Cash-strapped Fife Council is paying millions more for schools built under the controversial private finance initiative (PFI) than originally planned because of rocketing inflation costs, an investigation by JPI Media can reveal.

Restoring the freight line to Methil would maximise the economic opportunities offered by the restoration of the Levenmouth rail link, a local councillor has said.

Police in Fife are investigating after at least eight female councillors were targeted by an abusive caller who made sexual remarks.

Fife Council has marked six months since it introduced a new commercial bin presentation policy in St Andrews town centre.

Councillors have agreed to implement new parking restrictions at a busy spot in Glenrothes.

Fife Council has been urged to stop reducing the funding it gives to the Fife Sports and Leisure Trust.

Fife Council has recommended that plans for a controversial care home at 92 Hepburn Gardens in St Andrews be approved.

Fife’s constituency MSPs claimed over £92,000 in expenses last year.

People in the East Neuk have had their say on how to spend £20,000 to improve the area and support people in rural poverty and isolation.

Kirkcaldy MSP David Torrance has backed the Scottish Government’s policy of no support for fracking in Scotland.

Looking back to a time before the Kirkcaldy Yes Hub was set up, there were a few things the group of independence supporters couldn’t have seen coming.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust bosses have been urged to reconsider their decision not to attend a public meeting to explain the planned cut in hours at two leisure centres.

A Fife MSP has spent seven times as much on Facebook adverts as any of his counterparts in the region.