Fife

Fife Council’s Economic Development Team has announced the sale of circa two acres of land at The Avenue, Lochgelly, to Easy Living Developments, a Glenrothes-based design and build construction company.

Gas distribution company SGN and Fife College will open the UK’s first-ever hydrogen training facility for gas engineers in the first half of 2024. Based in Fife College’s Levenmouth Campus, the new training facility will create a new net zero workforce in Fife by upskilling over 200 exi

Construction work has commenced on a 49.9MW/99.8MWh Pitkevy facility in Fife after global clean energy enterprise TagEnergy reached financial close on the facility, its sixth battery energy storage system (BESS) project in the UK. The project was financed under a non-recourse green loan package

A Harbour Hub could be created in St Andrews aimed at revitalising and future-proofing the town’s mediaeval harbour.

Proposals to deliver 50 new family homes in Colinsburgh have been approved by Fife Council.

Refined proposals to deliver new family homes in a Fife village are set to be determined by councillors tomorrow.

Persimmon Homes North Scotland and Mr and Mrs David Orr of Keirsbeath Farms Ltd intend to build 212 new homes on farmland just north of Crossgates.

Persimmon Homes North Scotland has been announced as the headline sponsor for the annual event in Cupar for the second year in a row. Since 1821, the Fife Show has seen hundreds of thousands of visitors flock to Fife to take in one of the nation’s most iconic agricultural events. Held on the o

Construction of a new active travel network that will improve links throughout Levenmouth is set to get under way in the coming weeks.

A former sawmill on the edge of a Fife village could be transformed into a retirement village.

Springfield Properties has unveiled the winning hedgehog highway design for its Strathkinness development to mark National Hedgehog Day. The homebuilder teamed up with pupils at Strathkinness Primary School last year tasking the P7s to design a frame for the ecological corridors.

Enabling works to allow easier access to and from the Tay Road Bridge during the next phase of refurbishment activity are set to get underway next month.

Plans for a small housing development in Inverkeithing have once again been approved by Fife Council.

Plans have been submitted to transform a former Scout hall in Kinghorn into flats. Developer Scotia Gas Care Ltd and Stuart King Architecture & Design have proposed dividing the three-storey town hall building on St Leonard’s Place into three two-bedroom flats.

Kilmac has been awarded the contract with Crail Community Partnership to deliver enhancement works in the area. The project entails a series of critical tasks to enhance water management and ecological sustainability.