The Levenmouth Blueprint – Keavy O’Neill, Transport Scotland Rail Technology Magazine 30.10.19 The Levenmouth railway link will deliver substantial social benefits and societal opportunities, unlocking access to cultural activities and…
In the December issue of The Railway Magazine Graeme Pickering looks at two reopening proposals in Scotland which could again connect the conurbation of LevenMouth, the university town of St…
As part of the Strategic Assessment and Local Community Planning process, local people across Fife were asked to consider aspects of the physical and social environment where they live and…
Edinburgh City Council Chief Executive Andy Kerr believes the capital will increase its population by 50% over the next 30 years. “The biggest strategic issue” facing Edinburgh was not attracting…
On April 23rd the Levenmouth Rail campaign invited pupils from the local schools and college to mark Scotland’s ‘Year of young people 2018’ to “Walk the Line”. They were accompanied…
Incredible scene in #LowerLargo, #Fife last night 🔥 #YCW2020 https://t.co/NIfiNPu5Mf @VisitScotland #loveFife #ScotlandIsNow 🏴
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Good to get a mention in the maiden speech of our new MP @wendychambLD .
"I am delighted to see that the reinstatement of the Levenmouth railway is now moving forward.I commend the work of the members of the Levenmouth Rail Campaign for their efforts in this regard."
18. Wendy Chamberlain @wendychambLD (LD, Fife North East) https://t.co/pm6C0SfNQG
We very much appreciate the support from @eastfifemail over the years of our campaign
Nice one, @eastfifemail. I couldn’t think of a more deserving group of dedicated local folk, who have delivered for our community in 2019. Congratulations to all @LevenmouthRail 👏🍾🚂
The Levenmouth Blueprint - Keavy O’Neill, Transport Scotland: via @RTMNews
The Levenmouth Blueprint - Keavy OâNeill, Transport Scotland
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The Mid Fife region in Fife is among the worst lagging across Scotland and a priority for development in the Plan4Fife. this article mentions Kirkcaldy projects but
"With Mid-Fife massively under-represented in terms of Knowledge-Intensive Business Services (KIBS) – seen as the driver of growth in the last decade – various funding sources are being investigated to create a modern business and innovation park". The Low Carbon Park in Buckhaven continues to lie empty so we hope similar developments in Levenmouth are not overlooked.
With the return of the trains to Levenmouth, another point may become relevant here. "Mr Crooks noted more must also be done to attract people to live in Mid-Fife, as house prices and the cost of living are relatively low compared to Edinburgh.“For example, living in Kirkcaldy and commuting to Edinburgh could save someone over £8,700 annually – that’s quite an incentive and opportunity.”
£100 million carbon zero and business innovation park plan for Kirkcaldy unveiled - The Courier
A £100 million carbon zero business and innovation park in Kirkcaldy has been unveiled as the central plank of a new economic action plan to improve mid-Fife's fortunes.It's important local residents make their views, experiences and ideas known on how the River Leven programme should develop. The Connectivity part (for which there's also an online survey running) will be central to connecting the community to the two railway stations
www.theleven.org/news-and-events/come-along-and-have-your-say-on-the-future-of-the-river-leven/
Come along and have your say on the future of the River Leven | The Leven Project
Details about our upcoming engagement events for the Connectivity Project.
