The Royal Burgh of Pittenweem and District Community Council

The Community Council meets at 7pm on the third Tuesday of every month (except August) at the New Town Hall in Session Street, Pittenweem, KY10 2QL. These meetings are open to the public and we welcome you to come along, and hear how we are trying to help the community. Sometimes we need to change the date of the meeting, so look on the notice board in the High Street, or our Events Page to double check.

The Community Council now has an alternative website but all minutes etc are published below:
Website: https://pittenweemnewtownhall.co.uk/groups/pittenweem-community-council/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Pittenweem-Community-Council-Notice-Board-104110320992425/
Email: [email protected]

Please report all pot holes, signage, lighting, broken pavements to Fife Transport & Roads: 03451 550 011 or by using this link: Potholes You can upload a photo and show it on a map.

Local Place Plan
The Community Council are finalising a Local Place Plan this year and we need your input. Are there any actions, steps, or projects that you’d like to see to help Pittenweem thrive? Please go to the Consult tab for more information.

Pittenweem Newsletter
Pittenweem Community Council has just released a summer 2023 newsletter - you should have all seen a copy through your letterbox, but a PDF of it is available here:

Earlsferry to Pittenweem Shared Use Path Consultation
The results of the Earlsferry to Pittenweem shared path consultation have been published. The vast majority of the respondents (541) support a path between Earlsferry and Pittenweem. Follow the link to see the infogram of the results, or to see the full report, go to https://eu.jotform.com/report/21087208080004329
A new webpage has been created for the project on the East Neuk Community Action Plan page

Pittenweem Community Council has started a community consultation process, and the progress updates are on the Consult page. The full report of the initial community survey is here: Detailed Survey Report
A shorter summary of the report is here: Survey Report
Community Council Accounts
Every year the accounts of the Community Council are drawn up by the Treasurer and then independently examined.