Disabled Fife man’s desperate housing plea in bid ‘to live as independently as possible’
A disabled Fife man with a life-limiting condition is fighting for the right to an independent life before it is too late.
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‘This is an emergency’: Extinction Rebellion protesters stage St Andrews ‘die-in’
Extinction Rebellion brought its climate change protest to the streets of St Andrews.
Zero-waste Fife shop invites customers to bring their own jars and tubs for refill
The battle to banish single-use plastics has moved to the next level in Burntisland with the launch of a zero waste bulk food refillery.
St Andrews could get £10m new student accommodation complex
Plans have been lodged for a huge new student accommodation complex in St Andrews.
St Andrews neighbours urge councillors to block new care home
Neighbours in a St Andrews street have urged councillors to block construction of a care home in what they claim is the wrong location.
Brothel madam back in Fife court as Crown attempts to seize her earnings
A brothel madam has returned to a Fife court as prosecutors attempt to seize up to £250,000 of her takings.
Dunfermline church buildings under review in Kirk modernisation
A review of church buildings in the Dunfermline area is being conducted in a Kirk overhaul likely to result in Fife’s three presbyteries being merged.
Brothel madam returns to court as Crown attempts to claw back £250,000 of takings
A brothel madam has returned to a Fife court as prosecutors attempt to seize up to £250,000 of her takings.
Fife mum asked to write off £18,000 under ‘deeply flawed’ child maintenance system
Demands a mother write off almost £18,000 for her children has been highlighted as yet another failure of the child maintenance system.
Kirkcaldy town centre company to fold due to diminishing rates income
A company which aims to boost trade in Kirkcaldy town centre is to fold due to diminishing income.