Fife

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.

Owners of the landmark Old Course Hotel in St Andrews have applied for planning permission for a substantial extension to the 144-bedroom property.

Edinburgh-based developer Whiteburn Projects has unveiled proposals to convert a former school in Kirkcaldy to deliver around 100 new homes. An aerial view of the Loughborough Road site

A church which played a central role in the Scottish Reformation has been virtually reconstructed as it may have appeared more than five centuries ago by researchers at the University of St Andrews.

A new home for bees, as well as people is on offer from Lovell as the developer prepares to give away a free bee nesting block to anyone who reserves a new home at one of its developments in Fife next week.

The University of St Andrews has commissioned Portakabin to deliver a purpose-built modular complex following a devastating fire at its Biomedical Sciences (BMS) building earlier this year. February 10 saw fire rip through two labs in the BMS building on the North Haugh.

A formal planning application has been submitted to Fife Council for a care home and nursery on the same site.

A major step on the way to a replacement Madras College has been taken as Fife Council agreed to the purchase of land from the University of St Andrews.

Muir Walker Pride Architects has submitted a planning application for a new 62-bed hotel in St Andrews.

Fife-based gin and whisky distiller Eden Mill has submitted plans for new production facilities with the new campus of the University of St Andrews.

It stands just 4cm tall and weighs less than a pencil but has the power to hold up a £20 million project and the movement of 450 University of St Andrews staff to new state-of-the-art offices.