Fife Cabinet Committee councillors unanimously approved a brand new Electric Vehicle (EV) strategy on Thursday morning, which could see the charging network expanded to 80 council managed parking lots across the Kingdom.
A Fife-based firm has revealed plans for a new base in Lochgelly.
There were two objections from locals to the road humps, but the plans will go ahead.
“The bikers are escalating their activity as they believe they are untouchable. This must end.”
ENERGY substations at Mossmorran and Westfield could see extensions and upgrades in the near future.
“The combined health and social care partnership delegated and managed services are currently reporting a projected outturn of £24.3m overspend."
Councillors have agreed to switch budgets from which they provide funding to two Central Fife play park projects.
“Our local area is being denied the opportunity to have a local candidate and in my opinion this is not acceptable.”
“This is not going to be a one, two, or three year fix. We’re talking about a long term project the size of which they’ve probably never done before.”
The parking lot at St Kenneth’s Primary School in Ballingry is set to double in size.
