My name is Peggy Schwarz, and I live in Mount Gambier, South Australia. I wanted to write to someone in St. Monans after visiting there recently, and found your name on the St. Monans web site in relation to a … Continue reading →
St Monans Playgroup visits Ardross Farm As part of their current Harvest theme nine children from St Monans Playgroup were treated to an exciting tour of Ardross Farm on Tuesday (08/09/09). The staff at Ardross Farm went to considerable effort … Continue reading →
St Monans Playgroup has started its new term, and welcomes returning children and several new ones too. We currently have 11 children attending the playgroup and we’re enjoying a harvest theme with our new scarecrow, seen here with playleaders Yvonne … Continue reading →
Minutes of ordinary meeting of the Burgh of St Monans Community Council on Monday 18th May 2009 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite
Continue reading →Minutes of ordinary meeting of the Burgh of St Monans Community Council on Monday 16th March 2009 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite.
Continue reading →The recent St Monans International Food Festival was a great success and busier than ever before – it was an exceptionally brilliant response considering that the rain was lashing down outside for most of the evening! The quality and variety … Continue reading →
FIFE ELDERLY FORUM EXECUTIVE Do You Have Something To Say On: Housing? Transport? Home Care? Heating Costs? Pension and Benefits? Health Care? Would you like Fife Council and the Scottish and Westminster Parliaments to know what your views are? Fife … Continue reading →
BURGH OF ST MONANS COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of ordinary meeting of the Burgh of St Monans Community Council on Monday 19th January 2009 at 7.30pm in Mayview Hotel Function Suite, St Monans.
Continue reading →There has been a long tradition of the “Old Folks Tea” in St Monans, a party organised annually, early in the New Year, for senior residents of the community at which they are offered afternoon tea, entertainment and a … Continue reading →
Not many years after the end of WW2 a young St Monans woman, Jenny Miller, married and emigrated to New Zealand. Although her life there has been very happy indeed ~ she never forgot her childhood and youth in St … Continue reading →