Fife

Fife Council has set its budget for 2025/26 and agreed to invest more than £9 million to fix the region’s roads over the next three years. The council has also committed £19.5m for flooding schemes over the next ten years and design work is underway on others so that the council is

Advance Construction Scotland Ltd has submitted plans seeking to build 18 new flats in Kelty. 

Tenants have begun moving into two newly completed affordable housing developments at Pitcorthie in Dunfermline and Kennoway near Leven, delivered for Fife Council by Robertson Construction. Both developments form part of Fife Council’s Affordable Housing Programme, one of the largest social h

Diageo's Cameronbridge Distillery, a major producer of grain whisky, Gordon's, Tanqueray, and Smirnoff, is set to embark on a multi-million-pound decarbonisation project to electrify its operations and drastically reduce its carbon emissions by more than 90%. Facilitated by SP Energy Networks (SPEN)

A new golf course, hotel, and restaurant will be delivered at the Feddinch Mains site near St Andrews after councillors gave the plans the green light.

A groundbreaking project which aims to turn the area around the River Leven in Fife into a beautiful and biodiverse public park has received another funding boost.

A public consultation has been launched to help safeguard the future of the 950-year-old Dunfermline Abbey amid an “eye-watering” projected £8 million repair bill.

First Minister John Swinney has hailed the opening of Scotland’s first hydrogen homes as a "shining example" of how the country is leading the way in solutions to tackle climate change.

Construction work has officially commenced on the building of The R&A’s new Global Headquarters at St Andrews West. David Rickman MBE, who led on the planning for the development of the staff building before retiring from The R&A after a 37-year career in golf administration last Octob

Persimmon North Scotland has kicked off the construction of 125 new energy-efficient homes in Coaltown of Wemyss.

Planning permission for a new crematorium in Glenrothes has been approved after an appeal to the Scottish Government.

Fife Council has moved to restart construction on more than 200 new homes after work had to stop on four sites across the Kingdom last year.

Land in Thornton currently used for greyhound racing would bring larger economic benefits to Fife if the site were used for housing, an independent report by BiGGAR Economics has found.

Fife Council’s Cabinet Committee has backed plans for a new housing development on the site of the former Glenwood Centre in Glenrothes.

Plans to create a high quality, fully accessible new shared path network to connect the new rail stations at Leven and Cameron Bridge alongside the River Leven have been approved by councillors.