Graham closes University construction sites
In response to Scottish Government coronavirus advice issued on Monday March 23rd, the main contractor, Graham, has clos...
University contractor ignores Scottish Govt. advice
Scaffolders working on St Andrews University's Music Centre are continuing work in spite of Scottish Government advice t...
Climate Change: implications for town planning
Part 2 of a 2 part series by Professor Michael Collins
The Planning (Scotland) Act 2019
The purposes of planning a...
Students advised to go home
St Andrews University students have been advised to ‘go home without delay’ but told that those that cannot will be ...
Toun Kirk to close
Rumours of Holy Trinity's possible closure have been circulating for years amid falling numbers of worshippers. However,...
University accuses MoD of failure to engage over windfarm plans
In 2013 the university was given planning permission to build a windfarm consisting of six wind turbines at Kenly capabl...
Tayside and Fife miss children’s mental health targets
During the last quarter of 2019, both NHS Fife and NHS Tayside failed to meet the Scottish Government’s target of 18 w...
Further cuts to education and children’s services in Fife Council’s 2020/21 budget
Cuts of over £3.5 million across education and children’s services were approved by Fife Council at its meeting on Ma...
Serious criticism of Fife Integrated Joint Board’s financial management
Scotland’s local authority watchdog, the Accounts Commission, part of Audit Scotland, reports that Fife's Integrated J...
STANZA is back!
StAnza 2020Â will take place from 4 to 8 March 2020, with an eve-of-festival workshop on 3 March. Browse the festival ...
St Andrews’ student affordability problem
In his recent piece for thesaint-online (February 20th), Viewpoint Editor Joe Waters summarises the problem as follows â...