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Gourlay Street Play Area
Fife Council are proposing to carry out a full refurbishment of Gourlay Street play area in Kirkcaldy. Some items of play equipment have already been removed from service, with the remaining equipment now nearing the end of its serviceable life and requiring replacement to ensure the play area remains safe, accessible and enjoyable for local children. A replacement play area design has been developed which provides a range of play opportunities for children and young people of different... MoreCreated 14 April 2026 -
Seafield Gate play area
Fife Council are proposing to carry out a full refurbishment of Seafield Gate play area in Kirkcaldy. The existing play equipment is now nearing the end of its serviceable life and requires replacement to ensure the play area remains safe, accessible and enjoyable for local children. A replacement play area design has been developed which provides a range of play opportunities for children and young people of different ages and abilities. The proposed design includes a mix of active,... MoreCreated 14 April 2026 -
Harris Drive Play Area
Fife Council are proposing to deliver a new play area at Harris Drive, Kirkcaldy. The previous play area was removed a number of years ago and, as part of the approved Play Space Strategy, it was agreed that this site would be reinstated as a play area for the local community. A full play area design has now been developed for the site, providing a range of play opportunities for children and young people of different ages and abilities. The proposed layout includes inclusive play... MoreCreated 14 April 2026 -
New Play Park - Farm Road, Cowdenbeath - Your Park, Your Choice
Fife Council is inviting the local community to help shape the design of a brand‑new play park at Farm Road, Cowdenbeath. As part of the Play Spaces Strategy, it was recognised that there is currently insufficient play provision within the surrounding area. To address this gap, we are committed to creating a safe, high‑quality, and engaging play space that reflects the needs and aspirations of local children, young people, and families. This consultation gives residents the... MoreClosed 13 April 2026 -
UPDATE: Kirkcaldy 20 mph Speed Limit
Kirkcaldy 20mph speed limit proposals The Scottish Government published a Road Safety Framework which sets out a vision for Scotland to have the best road safety performance in the world by 2030 and a compelling long-term vision for road safety, Vision Zero, where there are zero fatalities and serious injuries on Scotland's roads by 2050. More information here Setting speed limits contributes to this vision, and Fife Council have adopted the national policy to introduce 20 mph... MoreClosed 13 April 2026 -
Orchard Road Play Area - Kinghorn
Orchard Road Play Area, Kinghorn has been identified for investment and we want to share our design with you Current image of park MoreOpened 10 April 2026 -
Sauchie Street Play Area - Kinglassie
Sauchie Street Play Park, Kinglassie has been identified for investment and we want you to have your say on the play equipment so we can be sure there's something for everyone to enjoy. We want to ensure that the play equipment and spaces we are providing meet the needs of the local community. Please have at look at the design options and let us know which one would work best for you and/or the young people in your life. Image of current... MoreOpened 6 April 2026 -
Let's Talk Lochgelly- Youth Provision
Help Shape the Future of Lochgelly for Young People Following the Let’s Talk Lochgelly consultation, we’re building on your feedback to create an action plan that truly reflects the community’s vision—and how we can make it happen. We want to hear from young people across the Lochgelly area. Tell us: What you're currently involved in Your thoughts, ideas, and opinions on how youth groups, clubs, and projects could be shaped Suggestions for new activities or... MoreClosed 6 April 2026 -
Kingseat Play Area
Fife Council are proposing to replace a number of existing items of play equipment within Kingseat play area. The play area remains well used, however some equipment has reached the end of its serviceable life and now requires renewal to ensure it remains safe, accessible and enjoyable for local children. We are inviting the local community to share their views on the proposed replacement equipment. Three alternative equipment layout options have been developed, each offering different... MoreCreated 1 April 2026 -
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... MoreOpened 31 March 2026 -
Forth Bridge World Heritage Draft Management Plan
The Forth Bridge achieved UNESCO World Heritage Site listing in 2015. UNESCO World Heritage Sites maintain a Management Plan. The Management Plan for the Forth Bridge was produced for the 2015 nomination and it is now being reviewed and refreshed to reflect the progress made and to guide future management of the World Heritage Site. The purpose of the Management Plan is to support the future management needs of the Forth Bridge, to coordinate the relevant actions of associated... MoreClosed 31 March 2026 -
Transforming Kirkcaldy - Get involved
Fife Council is spearheading a bold, place-based regeneration strategy for Kirkcaldy. The aim is to transform Kirkcaldy into a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable town centre by addressing deprivation, enhancing infrastructure, and fostering community-led development. Developing a grand plan for the town centre and waterfront There’s a real buzz around Kirkcaldy’s future! Fife Council is working towards a 20-year vision to transform Kirkcaldy for generations to come.... MoreClosed 31 March 2026 -
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.... MoreCreated 30 March 2026 -
Kirkcaldy Area Transport Plan
We would like your views on transport in and around the Kirkcaldy area to help shape the Kirkcaldy Area Transport Plan 2026-2036 . The purpose of this consultation is to allow the community to feed into the development of an Action Plan for improving travel and connectivity in your whole area. The consultation will complement masterplan work that is ongoing for the Kirkcaldy High Street and Waterfront. Area Transport Plans are designed to support fair and sustainable access for... MoreClosed 17 March 2026 -
Kirkton of Largo Primary School Closure and Rezone the Catchment Area of Lundin Mill Primary School Consultation
On 8 January 2026, the Cabinet Committee of Fife Council authorised the Education Directorate to undertake a statutory consultation in terms of the Schools (Consultation) (Scotland) Act 2010 on the proposal to: Close Kirkton of Largo Primary School on Monday 17 August 2026. Rezone the catchment area of Lundin Mill Primary School to incorporate the current catchment area of Kirkton of Largo Primary School, form Monday 17 August 2026. Seek alternative... MoreClosed 10 March 2026 -
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 MoreOpened 2 March 2026 -
Play area at Droverhall or Mossgreen - You choose
Fife council has some funding availible to upgrade one play park in the Droverhall area. This means the local community gets to choose whether this should be in the exisiting play park at Droverhall Avenue OR at Mossgreen. If you choose DROVERHALL: this would involve the installation of new play equipment at this location, leaving Mossgreen as a useable greenspace, as it is currently. If you choose MOSSGREEN: Play equipment will be installed on the current greenspace and the... MoreClosed 27 February 2026 -
Abbeyview Decides - Vote Here
You decide how to spend £30,000 in Abbeyview Local people and organisations across Abbeyview have put forward a wide range of ideas to improve our area — and the response has been fantastic. Now it’s over to you. Take some time to explore the projects by clicking on the titles at the top of the page. Each project includes a short description explaining what it would deliver and who it would benefit. Once you’ve had a look, cast your votes... MoreClosed 23 February 2026 -
Caledonia High School Community Use – Community Engagement Survey
Community Use is coming to Rosyth and we would love your input! Community Use is the team that works hard to ensure most of the Halls, Community Centres and Schools in Fife are available for everyone to enjoy learning, leisure, life, and cultural events. Together with amazing partners we deliver a fantastic programme of inclusive pursuits including physical activity & sport, performing arts, arts & crafts, cookery, modern languages, and vocational training. We also offer space for... MoreClosed 16 February 2026 -
Transforming Kirkcaldy - Your views
Fife Council is spearheading a bold, place-based regeneration strategy for Kirkcaldy. The aim is to transform Kirkcaldy into a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable town centre by addressing deprivation, enhancing infrastructure, and fostering community-led development. Developing a grand plan for the town centre and waterfront There’s a real buzz around Kirkcaldy’s future! Fife Council is working towards a 20-year vision to transform Kirkcaldy for generations to come.... MoreClosed 15 February 2026 -
Cardean Way Play Area - Glenrothes
Cardean Way Play Area, Glenrothes has been identified for investment and we want you to have your say on the play equipment so we can be sure there's something for everyone to enjoy. Current image of park MoreClosed 1 February 2026 -
UPDATE- Fife Visitor Levy – Early Engagement Survey
*UPDATE* Please take part even if you filled out the previous survey. Help shape the Fife approach to a Visitor Levy Visitor Levy Consultation extended with additional questions around flat fee. In May 2024, the Scottish Parliament passed the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act. This legislation gives local authorities the ability to charge a levy on overnight accommodation paid by visitors. Introducing a visitor levy could generate significant income for targeted... MoreClosed 31 January 2026 -
Rent Consultation 2026-27
Elected Members have asked the Housing Service to consult with tenants on rent options for 2026/27. We would like to hear the views of Fife Council housing tenants on the rent options and which services you’d like to see potential additional investment in. The rent survey closes on Saturday 31 st January 2026. The final decision on rent options will be taken by the Council in February 2026. MoreClosed 31 January 2026 -
Let’s talk about council spending
Let’s talk about council spending Like all councils, Fife is experiencing a rising demand for services, particularly as the cost of living continues to impact people and families across Fife. Tackling poverty and inequality is a priority and the council focusses on support to help people increase their income, meet rising fuel bills and access quality food and housing. Last year, Fife Council spent over £528 million on education, schools and childcare - and £249m on health and... MoreClosed 11 January 2026 -
Fife Visitor Levy – Early Engagement Survey
Help shape the Fife approach to a Visitor Levy In May 2024, the Scottish Parliament passed the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act. This Act gives local authorities the ability to charge a set percentage on overnight accommodation paid by visitors. Introducing a visitor levy could generate significant income for targeted investment which has the potential to enhance the visitor experience, support the local tourism sector, and improve amenities that benefit the wider community. Therefore to... MoreClosed 19 December 2025 -
Fife People's Panel registration form
The purpose of Fife People's Panel is to be able to consult with local people on a wide range of issues. The panel has been in operation since 2006, and is used by Fife Partnership Board , the community planning partnership for Fife. The results from consultations have been used to inform a number of decisions and service changes over the years. To become a member you must: live in Fife, and be aged 16 years or over. As a panel member you will receive... MoreOpened 17 December 2025 -
Fife Council Housing Allocations Policy Survey
Fife Council is reviewing how it decides who gets a Council home. We want to hear your views to help shape the Housing Allocations Policy.This survey gives you the chance to share your thoughts on: What housing needs and personal circumstances should be prioritised What information people need to make good housing choices How we can better meet different housing needs across Fife MoreClosed 1 December 2025 -
Crathes Close Play Area - Glenrothes
Crathes Close Play Area, Glenrothes has been identified for investment and we want you to have your say on the play equipment so we can be sure there's something for everyone to enjoy. Current image of park MoreClosed 28 November 2025 -
Have your say on Fife’s open spaces
Why your views matter Your input in this consultation will help shape the future Fife’s open and green spaces. It will guide the development of the next Local Development Plan by: Identifying and safeguarding valuable open and green spaces from potential development Providing evidence to improve open and green spaces Highlighting opportunities to strengthen our local green network Your feedback plays a vital role in making sure every significant open space is... MoreClosed 24 November 2025 -
Have your say on Fife’s open spaces (children and young persons)
Why Your Thoughts Matter We want to hear what you think about parks, town squares, and green spaces in Fife. Your answers will help us: Find and protect special places like parks and nature areas so they aren’t built on. Make open spaces better for everyone to enjoy. Spot places where we can add more trees, paths, or play areas. Every answer helps us understand which places are great and which ones need a bit of help. So your opinion really counts.... MoreClosed 24 November 2025
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