Sparks fly over Fife’s electric charging point breakdown
Specialist engineers are being brought in to tackle problems with electric car charging points across Fife.
councillor john Wincott
Cashless car parking coming to Fife Council car parks
Drivers who use Fife Council-run car parks will no longer have to delve into their pockets for change with the imminent introduction of cashless car parking.
Success story — Nearly one million books saved from landfill
A Fife project has saved almost a million books from being eaten by real book worms.
Fears for Fife’s town centres as Sunday parking charges kick in
Fears have been raised that the introduction of parking charges on Sundays will only serve to drive footfall away from Fife’s town centres.
Council to inspect headstones in 115 cemeteries following death of young Glasgow boy
Fife Council is to inspect headstones in 115 cemeteries in the wake of the tragic death of an eight-year-old boy in Glasgow.
Councillors preparing for worst amid fears of a £115 million Fife budget gap by 2020
Councillors in Fife have been warned to prepare for the worst after the latest financial forecast highlighted an estimated £115 million budget gap over the next three years.
‘I don’t feel safe crossing them’ – Councillor’s call for zebra crossings to be scrapped
A Fife councillor has called for zebra crossings across Fife to be scrapped amid fears someone will be killed.
Claim of double standards in relation to region’s road maintenance
A Fife councillor has claimed that double standards exist when it comes to roads maintenance across the region.
Could Fife be the first in UK to move to monthly bin collections?
Seven months in to the UK’s first monthly bin collection trial, and the people of Fife appear to be making it a success.