Politics

Work to replace an electricity supply to Burntisland Links for showmen’s caravans during the town’s annual fair has caused anger among residents.

A councillor has challenged Fife Council to publish full details of all managers earning £50,000-plus.

Leven MSP Jenny Gilruth met with Peter Brett Associates and Transport Scotland last week to discuss the progress on the Levenmouth Rail Link in the Scottish Parliament.

House price growth has increased in Fife since the EU referendum, Land Registry figures show.

Fife Council has approved 12 new homes on the site of the former British Legion in Glenrothes, after overturning a decision from officers to refuse it.

A 180-year-old building in Fife is to be pulled down to make way for a modern home with underground swimming pool.

It seems that we are continually watching politicians drag us further into the mud and trample any sense of national pride that may have been felt by everyday folk on both sides of the Brexit divide.

A house in St Andrews is to be demolished to make way for a new block of flats.

The Fife economy is losing out on more than £150m due to welfare reforms.

Fife councillors have approved a new housing development in Guardbridge, which will see 334 new homes built – 100 of which will be given to the local authority to rent out.

As the Brexit behemoth stumbles to a halt once again, who are the likely candidates for the top job?

An application, which would have seen more than 150 affordable homes built in Kirkcaldy, has been rejected by Fife Council.

The war of words surrounding a series of lecturer strikes which have affected Fife College has escalated.

A controversial housing application for Aberdour has been approved by the Scottish Government after it was rejected twice by Fife Council.

A plan to turn a disused site in Kirkcaldy into 152 affordable homes and develop it into a green corridor looks set to be turned down by Fife Council.