Our next Community Council meeting will be held by video conference on 19 April at 7.30pm. The agenda is provided below. To join the meeting, simply click: https://rbs.zoom.us/j/96202172889 Welcome, apologies and declarations of interest Minutes of last meeting (21 March) … Continue reading →
Download the latest newsletter from our local community police officers, PC Chris Stecka and PC Robert Wallace. As usual, it covers police activity in several villages around the East Neuk. 35 calls were made to the police from St Monans … Continue reading →
The Community Council has been invited to submit suggestions for six street names on the site of the new development, next to the old manse. The developer, Lochay Homes, has been consulted and has made no suggestions. The Community Council … Continue reading →
‘Café Inc To Go‘ offers free lunches to children, young people and families in Fife. During the Easter holidays, a Grab’n’ Go lunch service will be available in St Monans Town hall from 5 – 9 April. There is no … Continue reading →
Our next Community Council meeting will be held by video conference on Monday 19 April at 7.30pm. Details of the Zoom call will be published nearer the time. Of course, if you cannot attend the virtual meeting, you can still … Continue reading →
East Neuk Community Action Plan (ENCAP) is developing a project to create a new, safe walking and biking shared use path, for all abilities between Earlsferry, St Monans and Pittenweem. The aim of the project is to encourage and enable … Continue reading →
To join this Mondays virtual Zoom meeting, please click on: https://rbs.zoom.us/j/99731106721 Agenda Welcome, apologies and declarations of interest Minutes of previous meeting and matters arising Acting Chair’s report Secretary’s report Treasurer’s report Members reports Planning Matters Community Support initiatives Childrens … Continue reading →
Our next Community Council meeting will be held by video conference on Monday 15 March at 7.30pm. Details of the Zoom call will be published nearer the time. Agenda Welcome, apologies and declarations of interest Minutes of previous meeting and … Continue reading →
The Jim Matthew Camera Trust is very pleased to announce that through fund-raising efforts and a generous contribution from the St. Monans Common Good Fund, the premises and this unique camera collection are now secured as an asset for the … Continue reading →
Excellent news! The application to the St Monans Common Good Fund for £109,000 was approved earlier today by Fife Council. The entire project is estimated to cost £180,000. Although this is a challenging amount, this first award is a huge … Continue reading →
