Stagecoach agrees to have talks over express bus service for Tay Bridgehead
A campaign to have an express bus serve Tay Bridgehead passengers is gathering speed.
Cllr Tim Brett
Fatal accident inquiry system failing, says Fife Council
Scotland’s fatal accident investigation system must be overhauled, Fife councillors have demanded.
North-east Fife patients waiting longer than 12 weeks for treatment in Tayside
Concerns have been raised that some North East Fife patients are waiting for treatment from NHS Tayside for longer than the 12-week guarantee.
School walking route assessments could involve parents
Parents could be involved in assessing potential walking routes in areas where pupils face losing entitlement to school transport.
Madras College to shorten school day to “embrace financial challenges”
Children's education will suffer as a result of cost-cutting move to shorten the day for pupils at a Fife secondary school, critics have warned.
Council blasted for leaving fire-damaged flat empty for months
A fire-ravaged council flat has lain empty in Tayport for almost six months while more than 100 people wait for a house in the town.
Seat belt law will not buckle up Fife schoolchildren, says councillor
An assurance that every child who travels by school bus will soon have access to a seat belt has been branded misleading in Fife.
North East Fife road sign cleaning pilot launched
A unique road sign cleaning project has been launched in North East Fife.
Demolition crew moves in as time runs out for Fife’s historic Pickletillum Inn
A historic Fife inn which has lain abandoned for several years has finally been knocked down.
Poorest in Fife missing chance to screen for cancer and heart disease
People living in the poorest areas of Fife are less likely to be screened for cancer and a deadly heart condition than their counterparts elsewhere.