With the covid challenges throughout last year, the Community Council only met in January, February and November 2020. However, the Community Council successfully held its first virtual public meeting in January 2021 and the intention is to resume its monthly … Continue reading →
Fife Council’s free ‘Top up Larder’ is opening up again on Thursday 21 January from 10.30am until 12 noon. For more information, please see the poster below or contact Caroline Berry, at Fife Council, on 07519 293 642
Continue reading →As many families already know, there are limited facilities within St Monans and Abercrombie for children to play. The equipment is old, unimaginative and not disabled friendly. That may be about to change! In conjunction with the local Community Council, … Continue reading →
This will be our first attempt at using video conferencing for our public meetings and, if successful, we will consider this format for future meetings. As it will be our first time, please bear with us on the night! To … Continue reading →
Money not going as far as it normally does? Home schooling leading to increased shopping bills? Fife Council’s ‘Top up larder’ scheme will be opening up at St Monans Townhall on Thursday 14 January from 10.30 -12.00 to provide free … Continue reading →
Download the latest newsletter from our local community police officer, PC Chris Stecka. As usual, it covers several villages in the East Neuk area, including St Monans and Abercrombie.
Continue reading →Many thanks to everybody who has helped light up St Monans this Christmas, including the Community Council for organising the tree lighting at the top of Station Road/Elm Road and to Finlay Innes for his amazing Creel Christmas Tree. Particular … Continue reading →
Our final St Monans Advent window is ‘We three Kings‘ and it is at the old Manse.
Continue reading →Todays window, O little Town of Bethlehem’, is on Braehead (again, you need to look up for this one!). Tomorrow, our last window before Christmas is at the old manse and will depict ‘We three Kings’.
Continue reading →Today our window is ‘Let it snow’ and is best viewed from the corner of Station Road and Hope place. Tomorrow, we return to Braehead and you are looking for ‘O little Town of Bethlehem’.
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