First look at proposed eco wellness park near Kelty
Images have given a first look at plans for an eco wellness park near Kelty in Fife, on the site of a former opencast mine.
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Images have given a first look at plans for an eco wellness park near Kelty in Fife, on the site of a former opencast mine.
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Updated: May 7, 2021, 12:08 pm © Aerial Photography Solutions Plans to turn a former opencast mine, the size of 700 football pitches, into a major ecotherapy attraction in Fife have taken a step forward. The 930-acre St Ninians and Loch Fitty site, just off the M90 motorway near Dunfermline, has sold. It was previously earmarked for what would have been Scotland’s biggest art initiative, the Scottish Earth Project. Fife Council reached agreement with new operator Hargreaves to licence the extraction of the remaining coal and complete land restoration. Now, the land has been sold to Nationa...