Minutes of ordinary meeting of St Monans and Abercrombie Community Council on Monday 16th August 2010 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite (draft) Read more »
Minutes of ordinary meeting of St Monans and Abercrombie Community Council on
Monday 21st June 2010 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite. Read more »
St Monans Bowling Club
By Popular Demand
Challenge Match No 2
Mayview Hotel
V
Braehead Social Club
V
Bowling Club
On
Sunday 5th September
2pm for 2.30 start
Each club will be entering two triples and the club with the greatest number of shots will be declared the winner
Planning
An application has been made to extend Outline Planning Permission for a vacant plot in the West End. This area has been known locally as “The White House” or “Fyall’s Folly”. It is on the other side of the Right of Way from “The Tangles”, which is just to the south of 32 West End.
Outline Planning Permission was granted late 2007. There was only one objection and the Community Council of that time had no objections.
The reference number for the application is 10/02345/PPP.
If anyone is concerned about this application and would like it discussed by the Community Council, please either respond through the email system of this website – events@stmonans.org.uk
Or speak to a member of the Community Council, bearing in mind that there is a limited timescale for objection.
The harbour is entering a period of change and the new St Monans Harbour Users Association has been set up to ensure that all those interested in the future of the harbour and its surrounding area can have a say in and contribute to its future.
We will pass on your thoughts, lobby on your behalf and keep you informed of proposals and development affecting the harbour and its immediate surrounds.
Application forms are in the Post Office, it only costs £1. Junior members (under 16) are welcome and free.
Our harbour is and always has been central in our community, whether you work from it, have a boat in it, walk round it, live beside it, like to sit and look at the view or jump off the pier for the sheer fun of it!
Some photos from this year’s Sea Queen Day can be seen here
If you have any photos that you would like us to display, please send them to estate4-stmonans@yahoo.co.uk
Minutes of ordinary meeting of St Monans and Abercrombie Community Council on Monday 17th May 2010 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite (draft)
Last year we were very happy to be awarded a Silver Gilt for St Monans in the Beautiful Fife competition. Amongst many considerations, our floral display is central in attracting a good result. As we are keen to do even better this year, we would like to produce as impressive a floral display as we can. Although the competition is a good incentive for us, we should also recognise the importance of showing our village off to its best given that tourism is central to our economy.
This year we are giving community groups, businesses and individuals the opportunity to support the venture in a few possible ways as detailed below.
SPONSOR A TUB
To sponsor a tub as a group, business or individual it would cost £60 for the initial year ( to include tub, contents and named plaque)
and £30 for subsequent years for contents only.
DONATE THE CONTENTS OF A HANGING BASKET
To donate the cost of a hanging basket for a year is £20.
DONATE THE CONTENTS OF A BARREL
To donate the cost of a barrel for a year is £30
All maintenance will be organised and paid for by the Community Council
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
We will also greatly appreciate any smaller donations which will help in the general costs.
Please send your donations to our Treasurer, George Brown at 10 West End, St Monans. Donation jars will also be distributed around the village.
WE HOPE YOU WILL SHARE OUR DESIRE TO SHOW ST MONANS AS A PLACE TO BE PROUD OF!
Minutes of ordinary meeting of the Burgh of St Monans and Abercrombie Community Council on Monday 19th April 2010 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite
