ONLY FOUR claims made against Fife Council last year for pothole damage were successful. A Freedom of Information request submitted on behalf of local MSP Alex Rowley shows that out of 367 claims, only 1.09 per cent were successful. The average
A 21-YEAR-OLD man caused a disturbance at the home of his former partner. Then, after leaving, he headbutted a door and climbed onto the roof of an adjacent shop where he continued to shout to his ex-girlfriend. Callum Nicholson, 21, of North
CENTRAL Fife is edging towards a full suppression of coronavirus, according to the newest map data released. The Scottish Government’s neighbourhood map shows which council wards are worst hit by Covid-19 to a weekly average based on a population
YOUNG Fifers will be able to open the pages on a series of online events to mark World Book Day (Thursday). OnFife Libraries staff are inviting young book fans to dress up for a day of riveting readings, a virtual book hunt and a range of craft
Nicola Sturgeon last week outlined Scotland’s new route-map out of lockdown. Addressing MSPs in Holyrood, the First Minister revealed framework for a return to a tiered approach to restrictions – much like that seen before the current lockdown
PROPOSALS to increase rent for council tenants by 1.5 per cent have been approved. The decision to raise rents will allow Fife Council to press on with their capital investment plan which will see £250m ploughed into housing over the next three
