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Please have a look and give your views.We’re looking for feedback on walking, cycling and wheeling routes that have been proposed to help make active travel within Levenmouth easier. Do you live and travel within Levenmouth? Could these proposals be improved? How likely are you to use these routes?
Within the survey ➡️ bit.ly/activetravelnetwork you can inform us of any issues or concerns you have that we might not be aware of, as well as any suggestion for additional or alternative routes.
The routes have been proposed to provide the greatest benefit for locals and visitors, which will enable:
* improved access to employment, education, retail and leisure destinations as well as key transport hubs such as rail and bus links;
* better connections with other routes which link up nearby communities;
* better access to the River Leven and across the rail line.
The closing date for feedback is 21 August 2020.
Hi Folks. Can you help our Levenmouth Whale colleagues?
Weekly Update @ 2nd August 2020: The one year anniversary, on August 8th, of the historic decision by the Scottish Government to reinstate trains to Levenmouth is worth noting along with the fact that progress is underway towards achieving this objective. No other single measure will have a greater impact on the area’s future. As the lead feature in last week’s Mail stated however, there is some understandable degree of frustration that both Campaign and wider community are still waiting on unduly delayed plan essentials to emerge.
At a Campaign zoom meeting this week, discussion around ideas of how the reintroduction of trains can revive Leven High Street cannot really take place until we possess an outline of preferred station sites, the role and elements of the blueprint and other key information. The intervention of the virus provides only a partial excuse and virtually none for the limited information or involvement forthcoming to date. The likely permanent change in economic and behavioural patterns as we come to terms with the post-virus landscape will certainly affect future travel but also the character of Leven High Street so all residents can be giving thought to what they would like to see emerge.
For more information, tel 01592-713078, email info@levenmouth.co.uk or check our facebook page
