Pittencrieff Park- Public consultation

Overview

Help shape the future of Pittencrieff Park

Pittencrieff Park is one of Dunfermline's most treasured places—a remarkable gift from Andrew Carnegie that has brought people together to enjoy nature, culture, heritage and recreation for generations.

Following The Carnegie Conversation that took place in July at Pittencrieff House, The Carnegie Dunfermline Trust and Fife Council, are inviting you to help shape the next chapter in the future of The Glen.

This online consultation builds on everything we heard during our recent community engagement and gives everyone the opportunity to have their say. Your feedback will help us to understand what you love about the park but equally what you would like to see improved, supporting the development of a robust business case and strengthening future funding opportunities.

We know there are no quick fixes, but by working together with our partners, stakeholders and the wider community, we're committed to creating a delivery model for the park that protects, enhances and sustains Andrew Carnegie's remarkable gift for generations to come.

Every response matters. Whether you have one idea or many, your views will help shape the future of one of Scotland's most loved parks.

There's also an oppoertunity to enter our prize draw where you have the opportunity to win:

Grand Prize: Four complimentary tickets to ‘Christmas in the Glen’, running from 18th to 23rd December 2026.

Five Runners-up Prizes: £50 Amazon vouchers.

Closes 16 Oct 2026

Opened 21 Sep 2026

Areas

  • Area - City of Dunfermline

Audiences

  • Anyone from any background

Interests

  • Active travel
  • Adult learning
  • Adult protection
  • Affordable housing
  • Antisocial behaviour
  • Benefits & grants
  • Bereavement
  • Budgets and finances
  • Building standards
  • Business advice
  • Care home
  • Child protection
  • Child wellbeing
  • City Deal
  • Climate change
  • Commercial waste
  • Community health
  • Community organisation support
  • Community safety
  • Cost of living
  • Council housing
  • Council tax
  • Countryside & green spaces
  • Criminal justice
  • Culture
  • Customer service
  • Dog fouling & littering
  • Early years
  • Economic development
  • Elections
  • Emergency resilience
  • Employability
  • Energy
  • Environmental health
  • Equality
  • Event management
  • Flooding
  • Fly tipping & littering
  • Food & healthy eating
  • Footpaths & cycle paths
  • Foster and adoption
  • Funding opportunities
  • Governance
  • Gypsy travellers
  • Halls & centres
  • Home care
  • Homelessness
  • Household waste
  • Licensing
  • Local community planning
  • Looked after children
  • Mental wellbeing
  • Parking
  • Parks (leisure)
  • Partnership
  • Passenger transport
  • Personal safety
  • Pest control
  • Physical activity
  • Place planning
  • Planning process
  • Potholes
  • Private housing
  • Provost/civic
  • Public spaces
  • Recycling
  • Refugees
  • Registration services
  • Roads
  • Roadworks
  • School curriculum
  • School estate
  • School meals
  • School services
  • School transport
  • Severe weather
  • Sport and activities
  • Sports development
  • Street lighting
  • Substance misuse
  • Sustainability
  • Tourism
  • Town centres
  • Trading Standards
  • Working for the council
  • Youth work