Renewables policy needs reviewed following BiFab job losses, says Lib Dem leader
A dramatic shift in government policy is required if Scotland’s renewables sector is to have any future, it is claimed.
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Dunnes Stores has moral obligation not to quit Glenrothes, says MSP
One of Glenrothes’ biggest stores has a moral obligation not to abandon the town, it has been claimed.
PICTURES: Huge crowds pay tribute to Glenrothes community leader David Nelson
The great and the good of Glenrothes were joined by mourners from across the country to pay their respects to one of the town’s best known faces.
MSP claims Glenrothes shopping centre owners profiting from demolition plan
The landlord of Glenrothes’ Kingdom Centre is profiting from planned demolition work, the town’s MSP has claimed.
Claim safety of Fife cyclists being compromised by council
The safety of cyclists is being compromised because of Fife Council reporting mechanisms, it has been claimed.
Councillors call for clarity from police over St Andrews murder
Police have been slated for rejecting a request to talk to councillors about their handling of a St Andrews murder case.
Fife charity unveils star patrons as fishermen memorial edges closer
A group of East Neuk villagers say they are making huge strides in their campaign to honour the area’s maritime past.
Fife MSP’s anger over “paltry” A92 improvements
Safety improvements on one of Fife’s most notorious stretches of road have been described as “paltry”.
Fife farming industry under real threat from “catastrophic” Brexit impact
Farms are facing a major labour shortfall as EU workers shun Britain.
Calls to suspend “car crash” benefit changes in Fife
The introduction of Universal Credit will hurt some of Fife’s most vulnerable people in the run up to Christmas, two of the region’s leading politicians have warned.