Smart solar energy farm near Kelty would track sun’s movement
PLANS for a large solar farm which could generate electricity to potentially power thousands of homes have been lodged with Fife Council.
Lyne Burn project flows into next phase
THE first phase of improvement works at Dunfermline’s Lyne Burn has been completed.
More electric car charging points needed but Fife Council don't have the money
Fife Council will step up work to develop a “mixed economy” electric vehicle charging network.
Stark warning that virus 'has not gone away' as Covid hospital admissions in Fife hit highest level
Health chiefs have issued a stark warning that COVID remains a serious threat in the Kingdom after the number of people in hospital with the virus reached its highest level to date.
We'll take to the streets to sort out pavement parking ban
“We’re trying to change people’s behaviour and we need to be conscious that pavements are for people.
Councillors agree £33,000 for anti-poverty role in Dunfermline
“This will be a very welcome addition to the team because the team have been really under pressure in recent years.
No workplace parking levy in Fife, councillors confirm
Fife Council have reaffirmed their position that the controversial workplace parking levy should not be introduced in the region.
'Our words won't turn tanks round but support can give Ukrainians strength and hope'
“I cannot comprehend the brutality of the mind that encircles and raises cities without allowing any meaningful evacuation of innocent civilians.
'Noise levels are being breached even when we're not working on ash lagoons'
A BID to raise the level of noise allowed while workers cap the Valleyfield ash lagoons has been launched by Scottish Power.
