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Fife councillor revealed to be living in Merseyside loses place on committee (opens the original)
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A councillor who was recently revealed to be living over 200 miles from his ward has been replaced on a Fife Council committee after just a month. Councillor Conner Young was appointed to the local authority’s Standards, Audit and Risk Committee on August 27 to replace fellow Conservative councillor Dave Dempsey. According to the minutes, he was not in attendance at that meeting and no apologies for his absence were submitted. He has now been replaced with Labour councillor Judy Hamilton after F
Fife councillor 'still representing his constituents' despite living in Merseyside (opens the original)
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A Fife councillor has insisted he is still representing his constituents “on the issues that matter most” despite living more than 200 miles from his ward. Councillor Conner Young, who is one of three elected members for the West Fife Villages, has been carrying out his role while staying in Southport. The Local Democracy Reporting Service has seen a post from the Conservative councillor’s private Facebook, which was posted in June of this year, stating that he had been living in the Merseyside
Green light for new Sainsburyâs store in Scottish town (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A new Sainsburyâs store is set to be opened in a Fife town after a planning application was given the green light. The retailer had applied for permission to change the use of the former Homebase store on the Saltire Retail Park in Glenrothes to allow it to b
Uber getting ready to start working in Fife after bid for licence progressed (opens the original)
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Uber say they are getting ready to start working in Fife after a bid for a taxi operating office licence was controversially progressed. At a meeting on Tuesday, Fife Council’s Regulation and Licensing Committee ruled out a total of 431 representations against the application for premises in Rosyth after they were branded invalid. Councillors had been told by solicitor Kevin Clancy, who was acting for Uber, that none of the objections which has been published in council papers were competent. He
St Andrews Old Course to replace ageing bridge as plan approved (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A bridge at The Old Course in St Andrews is set to be replaced after planners gave the go-ahead to a planning application. The St Andrews Link Trust applied for permission to replace the Caddie Pavilion Bridge on the world-famous golf course, as it nears the en
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