Massive incinerator at Westfield prompts community concern
A rethink has been urged of the burning of up to 250,000 tonnes of waste a year from around Scotland near several Fife communities.
Health hazard of hundreds of needles dumped in Fife’s towns and villages
Hundreds of needles dumped in Fife’s streets and parks have been reported by worried members of the public.
Universal basic income could be ‘golden opportunity’
A guaranteed basic income could be a life-changing opportunity for people, according to a councillor for those who may be first to receive it.
Annual Raisin Weekend celebrations dawn in St Andrews
Partying began with the sunrise as St Andrews’ Raisin Weekend dawned.
Cowdenbeath High Street becomes boulevard of colour
Boring bollards have become works of art as a Fife town looks to a brighter future.
University principal challenges former student Michael Gove’s experts view
The principal of the University of St Andrews has challenged the view of her former student Michael Gove of experts as elitist.
Students get ready to raise the roof on Raisin Weekend
Students in St Andrews are preparing for a highlight of the social calendar as Raisin Weekend arrives.
Business rates hit forces closure of popular East Neuk hotel
A hotel at the heart of an East Neuk community has closed its doors after a crippling increase in business rates.
University urged to call time on “ill-fated” wind farm plan
The University of St Andrews has been urged to ditch plans for a wind farm following another setback for the decade-old project.
Inspirational Fife cancer sufferer ensures wedding will benefit Maggie’s Centre
A Fife man who continues to climb mountains two years after doctors predicted he would die from cancer is to raise money on his wedding day to help others fighting the disease.