Politics

Controversial plans for a pop-up bar at next year’s Links Market have hit a major issue.

As next month’s General Election draws closer, Fifers are being encouraged to make sure they are registered to vote.

Fife Council has agreed to a new family leave policy for councillors, in an effort to attract a diverse list of candidates.

A new anti-poverty group in Levenmouth has secured funding.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust has come under further scrutiny over its decision to cut the opening hours of leisure centres in Cupar and St Andrews.

The battle for the Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath Westminster seat is heating up, with five parties already choosing their candidates to contest December’s General Election.

The First Minister is to look at the possibility of compensation for those those who have suffered as a result of pollution from the Mossmorran plant in Fife.

A quartet of Fife councillors are on the shortlist for the LGiU Scotland and CCLA 2019 Councillor Awards which celebrate the achievements of individual elected members.

Plans for a pop-up bar at next year’s Links Market have sparked a backlash in the community.

Lidl’s plans to open a new store on Kirkcaldy Esplanade have been revived.

Fife Council has one of the highest levels of staff absence with in Scottish local authoirities, it has been revealed.

Major roadworks are planned for the Kirkcaldy-Kinghorn road later this month.

A pop up bar is to be set up near the Links Market next year.

Fife Council is to place a run down high school building up for sale as soon as possible.

A St Andrews student’s letter call for solidarity with Chile has gone global.

Up to 10,000 local jobs could be at risk in the new Brexit deal, according to a trade union and the town’s MP.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust chiefs have been urged to face questioning from councillors over cuts to opening hours at two centres.

Fife Council has updated its policy on electric vehicles – and that could mean owners paying at charging points.

The developers behind a massive project to transform the site of a former Glenrothes papermill have welcomed the planning green light from councillors