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The scheme will see the re-opening of the disused rail line between Thornton junction and Leven, providing new passenger rail services to connect the

Around £25,000 is to be spent commissioning a new study aimed at creating a sense of ‘place’ in and around the proposed new Leven Rail Station.

Would you like to see separate lanes for walkers, cyclists and vehicles in Levenmouth? © Supplied by Fife Council An artist's impression of how the roads could look. Traffic calming and cycle paths are proposed for some of Levenmouth’s busiest routes as part of a major 10-year regeneration project. Members of the public are being asked what they think about plans to improve routes for walkers, cyclists and wheelers. The Leven Programme is considering introducing separate lanes to keep pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles apart. It is also looking at traffic calming in a bid to slow drivers ...

Few spirits match Scotch whisky’s heritage – distilleries have honed their craft over decades and, in some cases, centuries. Now, new whisky makers are springing up throughout Scotland, with the wee players forging a path that sets them apart from the larger labels. Inspired by 1990s pioneer Isle of Arran distillery and North America’s craft brewing and craft distilling revolutions in the noughties, British craft distillers started their own movement – but first, they had to campaign for the authorities to issue distillers’ licences for equipment below a capacity of 1,800 litres, a...

Updated: April 8, 2021, 8:11 am © Steve Brown / DCT Media Nigel Mullan from Newburgh Train Station Group. The pandemic may have stacked the odds against rail travel but plans to revive local stations are still gathering steam. A proposal is being drawn up to reopen a passenger station in Kincardine, Fife, for the first time in nearly a century. The old Kincardine Station, pictured in 1964. Image supplied by John Robin. Meanwhile, campaigners in Newburgh believe getting the village’s platforms back in use could be done at minimum cost. Drive to tackle carbon emissions With the Scottish Gove...