Fife Council

Tenants have been moving into a new Fife Council housing project in Kingseat. The development has been built on the site of the old Halfway House Hotel and consists of 18 new council houses, a mixture of two and three-bedroom houses and flats.

Fife Council has agreed to use £10 million from recovery funding to help communities to recover from the pandemic and cope with poverty and the rising cost of living. A new £10m fund to help tackle poverty in Fife has been agreed by members of Fife Council's Cabinet Committee yesterday.

Fife Council has rejected plans to convert the historic Albert Hotel in North Queensferry into flats. The council ruled the developer, Edinburgh-based Festival Inns, had not provided sufficient evidence to support its claim the Albert Hotel in North Queensferry was no longer viable as a business.

Fife Council's spokesperson for housing and building services Councillor Judy Hamilton has marked the progress of construction of 97 new council houses in Cowdenbeath by laying a 'golden brick'. The new development in Lochgelly Road is situated on what was previously open land and wil

Fife Council has a range of support on offer for families with children this summer, with a full programme of free or low cost summer activities.

A local project in Fife that aims to improve young people’s skills and chances of employment and reduce anti-social behaviour has been given a major cash injection.

Fife Council’s Housing Service is asking for Fifers to tell them about their current housing needs and their future housing aspirations.

Dunfermline has won its bid to have official status city, as part of the civic honours competition to celebrate the Queen’s platinum jubilee in 2022.

Callum Chomczuk, national director at CIH Scotland, and John Mills, head of housing services at Fife Council, showcase the signing of a new partnership agreement between the two organisations. A new partnership has today been launched by CIH Scotland and Fife Council setting out how they w

Scotland’s housing professionals are coming together this week for the country’s biggest housing event.

Fife Council is asking local community bodies to start to develop Local Place Plans, giving people an opportunity to develop proposals for the development and use of land in the place where they live. Local Place Plans are a new type of plan designed to stimulate and encourage debate about the futur

Community groups, organisations and businesses are being encouraged to bid for a share of the Levenmouth Reconnected Programme (LRP) £10 million fund, operated by Fife Council.

Kingdom Housing Association’s award-winning regeneration of Fraser Avenue in Inverkeithing has reached a key milestone with the completion of the second phase of the development. Winning the Affordable Large Housing Development of the Year Award at the Scottish Home Awards 2020, Phase 1 of the

Members of Fife Council's Policy and Co-ordination Committee have agreed to a funding package of just over £5.3million to support local economic recovery and ease cost of living impacts on low-income households. The money will be shared between the following initiatives:

Councillors are set to approve the demolition of a block of flats in Fife. Fife Council's Cowdenbeath area committee is due to consider a report from the council’s head of housing on Wednesday which will signal the beginning of the end for the properties at 101-147 Martin Crescent in Ball