Welcome to Creich and Flisk Community Council

Creich and Flisk

The Community Council Area of Creich and Flisk is formed by the fusion of two small parishes. This is an entirely rural district located within the exceptionally attractive rolling countryside of North Fife. Creich and Flisk enjoys a magnificent setting adjacent to the River Tay and incorporates several distinctive hills within the eastern offshoot of the Ochils which includes Norman's Law. Beside the Tay there is a narrow strip of flatter more fertile land. The entire area is designated as being of Great Landscape Value and it now forms the heart of the Tay Coast Local Landscape Area.

The main settlements include Luthrie and the small Conservation Village of Brunton together with scattered smaller settlements.

Have your say

Comments and representations from any resident within the Community Council area are welcome, and can be made either at a Community Council meeting or you can contact us electronically.  In this way the Community Councillors can gauge the views of the local community in matters such as Applications for Planning Permission.

The next regular meeting of the Community Council will be held on Wednesday 3rd December 2025 at 7.00pm in Luthrie Village Hall.

Chair's Report

At the meeting on 3rd September 2025 the following Chair's report was tabled.  

The primary achievement of the members has been to ensure the continuation of the Community Council with a full quota of Councillors. This is some accomplishment in a Community Council area with a total adult population of around 200. Specifically, the Council has, in the past year, achieved the following outcomes.

1.  Facitiatated repairs to the swing in Luthrie playpark.
2.  Originated the new picnic bench in Luthrie playpark.
3.  Funded the sign for the hall garden.
4.  Contributed to the potential repositioning of the speed limit signs in Luthrie.
5.  Progressed with 20mph speed limit in Luthrie and Brunton.
6.  Had discussions for creation of a warm space in the hall.
7.  Investigated further the potential for Community Speed Watch signs.

The challenges ahead include engaging more of our community and bring about solid and lasting achievements.