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Welcome to Fife Council's consultation hub. Here you'll find out about projects and activities that we'd like to get your views on.

You'll find projects that are taking place in your area, about topics you are interested in. Your views are important and can help shape decisions about the future of Fife.

 

 

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Open consultations

Kirkcaldy Area Transport Plan - Final Consultation

Link Here We would like your views on transport in and around the Kirkcaldy area to help shape the Kirkcaldy Area Transport Plan. The purpose of this consultation is to allow the community to share their views on the Action Plan for improving travel and connectivity in your area. Area Transport Plans are designed to support fair and sustainable access for all to everyday activities by walking, wheeling, cycling, public transport or other vehicles. There is supporting...

Community Learning in Dunfermline – Consultation 2026

We’re shaping the future of community learning, and we’d love your input!  Community learning is all about helping people grow, connect, and thrive through learning opportunities that are local, inclusive, and tailored to your needs. Whether you're looking to build new skills, support your family, or meet others, there’s something here for everyone.  Community Learning Includes  If you're 16 or older, adult learning is for you! These opportunities are designed...

Cafe Inc Family Survey 2026

Cafe Inc makes sure that the Kingdom's children and young people (under 18) will have at least one tasty and healthy meal per day, while our nurseries and schools are closed over the holidays. Please complete this short survey if you have used Cafe Inc during 2026 and let us know what you think about the service. For information about how Fife Council uses the data you provide visit www.fife.gov.uk/privacy

Fife Funding Enquiry Form

Please use this form to submit your enquiry about funding support for community groups and projects in Fife, and a member of our team will get back to you

Your experience of homelessness in Fife

Have you ever experienced homelessness? Your voice matters.  Fife Council, in partnership with Turning Point Scotland, would like to hear from people like you, who have experienced homelessness. Your insights will help us understand what the reasons for homelessness in Fife are, and if anything could have been done earlier to prevent you becoming homeless.  Some topics may feel sensitive – please only share what you feel comfortable sharing and you can stop at any time....

Communi:TEA, Abbeyview

Communi:TEA, where people and food come together. We welcome everyone to come and enjoy a veriety of foods, activities and getting to know eachother. All ages are welcome at Communi:TEA We always do our best to accomdate dietry requirements so please don't be shy, just let us know. There's loads of opportunities to get invovled just reach out to Nyree.

Closed consultations

Hill Of Beath Community Action Plan

Fife Council and the Hill of Beath Steering group, consisting of community partners and local residents. are developing a new Hill of Beath Community Action Plan (CAP) to guide priorities for the next five years. Your views will help shape the People and Place themes that matter most to the community.

Lumphinnans Community Action Plan

Fife Council and the Lumphinnans Steering group consisting of community partners are developing a new Lumphinnans Community Action Plan (CAP) to guide priorities for the next five years. Your views will help shape the People and Place themes that matter most to the community.

Fife's Gaelic Language Plan 2026-2031

The Gaelic language and culture is woven into Fife’s history, landscape and place‑names, reflecting a rich heritage that continues to be reclaimed and strengthened. In recent years there has been a significant increase in the number of people in Fife with Gaelic skills. Since 2011, the number of Gaelic users in Fife has doubled, with around 1.3% of the population now reporting some Gaelic language ability. Fife Council is committed to supporting the Gaelic language and culture in...

Inverkeithing Leisure Centre - Preferred location

Fife Council is developing proposals for a new Inverkeithing Leisure Centre to replace the existing pool facilities. The new facility is intended to provide modern, accessible leisure opportunities for local residents and visitors, supporting health, wellbeing and community use. It is hoped the proposed facility will include: 25m, 6-lane swimming pool Fitness suite and studio spaces Wet and dry changing facilities ...

Boundary changes to North Glenrothes and Auchmuty & Woodside Community Council areas

Fife Council is seeking views on a proposed change to the boundary of the North Glenrothes Community Council area. North Glenrothes Community Council has requested that its boundary be extended to include a section of land that currently sits within the inactive Auchmuty and Woodside Community Council area. The proposed boundary change will have no impact on school catchment areas, ward boundaries, or polling districts. The Council is leading this consultation to ensure that...

Harbour Drive Play Area, Dalgety Bay - Updated Design 2026

Fife Council are proposing to carry out a refurbishment of the play area at Harbour Drive in Dalgety Bay. The previous play equipment was removed a number of years ago after reaching the end of its serviceable life. It was agreed through the approved Play Space Strategy that this site would be retained and refurbished to provide a renewed play provision for the local community. Following the initial consultation, feedback from the local community has been reviewed and used to update the...