Fife Council announces £985m funding plan for next 10 years
A NEW swimming and leisure facility to replace services lost when Inverkeithing and Woodmill High Schools close could be created after councillors…
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A NEW swimming and leisure facility to replace services lost when Inverkeithing and Woodmill High Schools close could be created after councillors…
Nigel Reynolds knew the last owners of his new home in Freuchie Mill had been scared off by flooding, but he doesn't regret it.
Residents in Freuchie are demanding more support from Fife Council to prevent flooding destroying their homes.
© Supplied by Willie Rennie / Lind Residents in Freuchie Mill suffered extensive damage to their homes in August 2020 due to flooding. Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The Scottish Government has been urged to fast track support for a Fife community repeatedly devastated by flooding. Some residents in Freuchie Mill are still waiting to return to homes that were badly damaged by flooding in August 2020. The area has been hit repeatedly, i...
© Steve Brown / DCT Media Mr and Mrs Jamieson at their front door as Mr Wilson attempts to go to the shop. A Fife man was up to his knees in floodwater for three days as torrential rain hit the region. Alexander Wilson had to wade through the filthy water in his Ballingry garden to get to the street before it eventually drained away. His next-door neighbours Janet and David Jamieson were trapped in their house over the weekend as they were unable to even get to their front gate. © Steve Brown / DCT Media Mr Wilson wades through the floods. It is the third time in a year the Navitie Park nei...