Fife

Work is now underway on a new 39-home development in the picturesque fishing village of Pittenweem, marking Cruden Homes’ return to Fife for the first time in over a decade.

Planning permission in principle has been approved by the Planning Committee of Fife Council for the regeneration of the St Ninians site near Kelty, enabling the long‑term redevelopment of a former opencast coal mine into an eco‑wellness, leisure and employment‑led destination.

A major eco‑wellness and leisure development planned for the former St Ninians opencast mine and Loch Fitty is expected to secure planning permission next week. National Pride (St Ninians) Ltd, the community interest company behind the proposal, intends to turn the 976‑acre brownfield site into

Scarborough Muir Group (SMG) has confirmed its commitment to deliver a new 50,000 sq ft industrial and logistics unit on a speculative basis at Queensferry One, Rosyth, part of the Forth Green Freeport.

Muir Construction has commenced construction of a new-build office and logistics facility for Kingdom Housing Association (KHA) in Glenrothes. The project will comprise a 650m² three-storey office and logistics building, alongside an attached single-storey, double-height depot. The development

Taylor Wimpey has secured an Approval of Matters Specified in Conditions (AMSC) detailed planning consent from Fife Council for a further 219 new homes as part of Phase One of its Whitefields development in Dunfermline.

The demolition of the fire‑damaged former cinema on Bank Street, Lochgelly, is now complete and the site has been formally handed back to the owners.

A teenager remains in a coma nearly a week after he was injured by scaffolding in a “freak accident” at work.

Work to protect Dysart Harbour and repair recent storm damage to the sea wall will begin on Monday 23 March.

Persimmon Homes North Scotland has officially broken ground on its new Primrose Gardens development at Old Perth Road, Crossgates, marking the start of construction for 191 high-quality, energy-efficient homes. The milestone was celebrated alongside members of Crossgates & Mossgreen Community Co

A major step forward has been reached in the redevelopment of the historic Cowdenbeath Town House, with the signing of the contract that officially starts the construction and refurbishment works.

Members of Fife Council's North East Fife Area Committee have agreed a programme of investment to improve local roads, pavements, and travel safety across communities from Tay Bridgehead to the East Neuk.

The new Amorist Hotel in Dunfermline High Street was officially launched last week with a champagne reception and ribbon cutting by Provost of Fife, Jim Leishman, together with local MSP, Shirley Anne Somerville.

Fife Council is set to progress the delivery of 56 new-build council houses in Boreland, Kirkcaldy, following a decision taken by councillors this week.

Fife Council marked another major milestone for the Levenmouth Connectivity Project as the new Mountfleurie Bridge opened to the public.