CLP
CHARLESTOWN, LIMEKILNS, AND PATTIESMUIR
COMMUNITY COUNCIL QUEENS HALL,
TUESDAY, 28th OCTOBER 2025 7.00 PM
AGENDA
1. Attendance
2. Apologies:
3. Minutes of meeting of September 30th 2025
4. Matters Arising from minutes of September 30th 2025. Wreath display; War Memorial Information panel; Playpark; Double Yellow lines; Third village noticeboard; Potholes on the Prom; Broadband ducting; Hedge trimming; Pattiesmuir piggery
5. Pattiesmuir development update PHS
6. Charlestown Harbour update. Clerk of Works now in post.
7. Bumpy Cycle track
8. Edinburgh Airport Consultation
9. Treasurer Report.
10. Community Council officer roles
11. CLP Nature Action
12. Planning issues. East End Cottage. Yurt application.
13. Police Report.
14. Councillor Reports
15. AOCB: Limekilns junction with A985; Telephone Exchange
16. Date of next meeting: 25th November 2025
Draft Minutes of Meeting on 30 September 2025 Available Here
The latest copy of the Village Link is available
here
Twinning
Fife Voluntary Action have helped the Twinning Team to draft a constitution to form a SCIO. Next step is to submit final version for approval and registration with OSCR. We are actively seeking potential Trustees and Members. All interested are invited to contact limekilnsinfo@gmail.com
Twinning Team had a display at the Gala Day. We had several new enquiries as well as visits from existing supporters. Table football and a French themed treasure hunt were popular fun activities enjoyed by young families. Thanks to Ali Mitchell and the Gala team for supporting us.
A French “Pop up Café” will be run by the Coorie on 19 September. Contact the Coorie direct for more details. Other events are being developed.
The programmes of regular village activities will be shared with our French counterparts and a calendar of twinning activities for the year ahead will be agreed and published once we are formally constituted.
Thanks to the Community Council and Fife Councillors for their continuing encouragement support of our initiative. However, we still need and would welcome the support of the wider community in our villages
Playpark
Playpark
Hello all, a short report with my apologies for absence.
The big picture is that fundraising has now reached over £210,000 through the generosity of lots of small gifts and a series of large grants, the most recent being a conditional offer of £25,000 from the Fife Rural Development Fund. (Conditions include achieving the complete sum, and spending the grant by mid-Feb 2027.)
A local treasure hunt in aid of the Playpark raised several hundred pounds, and a bucket shake at East End Park takes place this Saturday.
We are now at the stage of selecting the equipment and working with Fife Council towards the
tendering stage. In the meantime fundraising will continue.
Thanks are offered to all those who have supported the project.
Peter Wilson
On behalf of the Playpark Group
Community Council Information
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