Fife

An annual event designed to help develop industry partnerships and increase quality housing supply and development throughout Fife is set to take place at the Lochgelly Centre on November 26.

A £1.6 million project to better connect Kirkcaldy’s waterfront to its town centre is set to start next week.

A £250 million development of the former Tullis Russell paper factory between Glenrothes and Markinch has been given the green light by Fife Council.

Plans for a new care home near the heart of St Andrews have once again been rejected by councillors.

Marshall Construction has been appointed as principal contractor for the first two phases in the redevelopment of the former Pilmuir Works in Dunfermline following a “comprehensive negotiation process”.

Madras College pupils present and future had their spades at the ready to mark a key milestone on the way to having a new school building.

NHS Fife has drawn up its designs for the replacement of two ageing health centre and instigated the next stage of the development process for its new elective orthopaedic centre.

More than £4.5 million has been invested to improve high rise flats in Fife since the Grenfell disaster in 2017, the local authority has revealed.

Communities secretary Aileen Campbell visited Fraser Avenue in Inverkeithing yesterday to see what lessons can be learnt from the major suburban infill project by Kingdom Housing Association and 7N Architects as part of the Scottish Government’s Housing 2040 workshops with Architecture &

The Scottish Government has made funding available for a new shared learning campus to replace the fire-hit Woodmill High School in Dunfermline. Education secretary John Swinney said the proposed joint learning campus would bring together pupils, students and staff at Woodmill High, St Columba&rsquo

A business consultant is fighting an order to take down the skateboard ramp in his garden.

Whiteburn Projects will host the first of two public consultation events this month to update the local community of its plans for a residential development in Kirkcaldy. An aerial view of the Loughborough Road site

Revised plans are to be submitted for a 960-bed student accommodation development at Albany Park in St Andrews after an earlier proposal was refused by Fife Council.

A £70 million project to reopen the railway link to Levenmouth after 50 years is to go ahead, the Scottish Government has confirmed. The reopening of the link to Levenmouth and the rail network is to be taken forward to the next stage of development alongside new bus and active travel provisio

Fife Housing Group has secured a £65 million funding package from Royal Bank of Scotland.