The medieval pier at St Andrews Harbour, which was closed to the public due to devastating storm damage, will reopen in a blaze of glory this week. During the storms of November 2023, the 14th century structure suffered substantial damage to the tune of £3M, sparking a major fundraising drive and months of repairs to the harbour area, which remain ongoing. With the seawall breach now restored and the walkways relaid, the main pier will reopen to the public from the morning of

The aim is twofold: to save as many things from landfill as possible and to save people money. St AndReuse, in collaboration with the Univer

This Spring, the St Andrews Chorus will be singing Handel’s Messiah in Holy Trinity Church on 5th April. This English-language oratorio was

Christmas is a truly magical time of the year when we go out of our way to do something different. We meet up with family, put up decoration

We are the North East Fife Community Hub, or the ‘Hub’ for short. The Hub is a resource for all members of the local community, based in the

St Andrews Harbour Trust is paying tribute to the ‘staggering generosity’ of the town as it progresses with repairs to the storm-damaged har

The first adult ADHD support group for people in North-East Fife started on December 2nd after St Andrews social enterprise café owner Lisa

This Christmas Holy Trinity Church is the setting for a spectacular forest of Christmas trees. This will be the second such festival to be h

We’re a large, non-auditioned choir that meets in the heart of St Andrews once a week. Rehearsals for our next concert start in September.

During 2023 and 2024 the Royal Burgh of St Andrews Community Council have been seeking your views about how St Andrews should improve from

Kathryn Holme self-published her first children’s picture book on Friday May 10th 2024. Captain Kit – a rhyming story about a pirate

The remit of this sub-group of the Royal Burgh of St Andrews Community Council is to be involved, as much as we can, with the local communit

"Find a problem in your community and help solve it" was the challenge placed before us, a class of year 9 St Leonards pupils.