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Residents in West Lothian town asked for input on plans to build 65 new homes The locals in Craigshill are being asked to have their say in an online consultation Cruden developments consultation. Pictured is Sydney Street in Craigshill Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticee...

Often overshadowed by Scotland’s cities and Highland wildernesses, Perthshire is set for a spot on the travel map thanks to a £34m plan that will see the creation of a transport museum to rival Glasgow’s famed Riverside Museum. The multi-million pound West Kinfauns proposal is a leisure development which aims to include a four-star hotel, lodge-style cabins and a museum telling the story of transport and vehicles over the last century. Led by plant machinery company Morris Leslie, a Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) has been submitted to Perth and Kinross Council, with an online...

By Kristy Dorsey

A PETITION calling on Prestonhill Quarry to be protected from development in Inverkeithing has attracted more than 2,500 signatures. It has been set up by local diver instructor Craig Burles in the interest of residents and users of the area who are concerned that a proposed development of 180 homes will result in the loss of natural habitat, coastal path and facilities for a large number of groups. As reported previously, Craig has been against the plans after applicant DDR (UK) Ltd revealed that the quarry pond would be infilled partially or wholly in autumn. He said a deal was in p...

Avant Homes want to build three- to five-bedroom homes, as well as affordable housing, on farmland west of Pitdinnie Road. VILLAGERS in Cairneyhill will get the chance to view revised proposals for 150 new family homes in the village. Avant Homes want to build three- to five-bedroom homes, as well as affordable housing, on farmland west of Pitdinnie Road. This will be part of phase two having already constructed 100 homes on an adjacent site after being granted planning permission by Fife Council in early 2017. They had received permission in principle in August 2015 and there were 20...