Links
Winter Roads Maintenance
Clicking on the title will take you to the appropriate section of the Fifedirect website detailing their response to adverse winter weather conditions. The Council has a statutory responsibility to take appropriate action to prevent snow and ice endangering the safe passage of pedestrians and vehicles over public roads. The roads in Creich and Flisk are designated as Primary Routes and should be gritted within 3 hours of starting such operations. In very severe snow the Council will clear main routes such as the A92 as a priority before moving on to deal with Primary Routes. Grit bins are located on Fliskmillan Brae and there are also two in Brunton. It should be noted that a grit drop (in one tonne bags) may be requested by an elected member of the Community Council to assist local communities efforts in clearing minor roads and footpaths.
Luthrie Village Hall
Click on the title to link to Luthrie Village Hall Website. Luthrie Village Hall is located in the centre of the small village of Luthrie some 5 miles north west of Cupar. The hall is not only important for community life but is also available to locals and to those from further afield to hire for a wide range of activities and functions. The main room in the Hall is spacious and able to comfortably accommodate up to 100 people. The Hall has been recently refurbished and it boasts a well equiped kitchen area. Bookings can be made for a very reasonable fee and the contact details are available on their website.
Fife Coastal Path
Clicking on the title will link you to the official website for the Fife Coastal Path.The Fife Coastal Path is a popular walking route around Fife which has developed over a number of years. Part of the newest section, running from Newport-on-Tay to Newburgh, passes through our Community Council Area. From Newport the Path initially follows the coast but due to difficult topography along the River Tay beyond Balmerino the route passes more inland and uphill to Hazelton Walls before heading West through Creich and skirting Brunton and the main hill in this area (Norman's Law). This is a very scenic area of great landscape amenity which offers a superb contrast to the more coastal sections. The Coastal Path will rejoin the Tay close to Newburgh. This link to the Fife Coastal Path official website will give more details and although way markers have been erected along this part of the route the map for this section remains to be finalised.
