Charlestown, Limekilns and Pattiesmuir Community Council

20/08/2026

Our next meeting is Tuesday, 25th August in The Queen's Hall, Charlestown. Minutes of the June meeting attached here. Agenda in the comments.

11/08/2026

We will be at the Gala this Saturday from 12-5pm at Charlestown Green - thanks to Limekilns, Charlestown & Pattiesmuir Gala Committee

Come and see us! We'll have surveys for you to fill in but there is also an online version, if you prefer to complete it online.

Charlestown, Limekilns and Pattiesmuir Community Council Community Councils are voluntary organisations that act as a voice for their local area and are independent of Fife Council. They express the views and concerns of local people on a wide range of issues, bridging the gap between communities an...

27/07/2026

Just a wee reminder that there is no Community Council meeting this Tuesday for the holidays. The next meeting is Tuesday 25th August at 7pm in The Queen’s Hall, Charlestown. I’ll post nearer the time with the Minutes and Agenda I hope you’re all having a lovely summer. ☀️ Cheers, Mandy

03/07/2026

Come and see us in Limekilns Church any time from 10am-3pm tomorrow.

01/07/2026

A reminder of Saturday’s event:

CHARLESTOWN HARBOUR STAKEHOLDER GROUP INVITE YOU TO COME ALONG TO A

DROP IN EVENT
CHURCH HALL – LIMEKILNS
SATURDAY 4 JULY
10AM TILL 3PM

COME ALONG, FIND OUT ABOUT THE ONGOING WORK TO CLEAN UP CHARLESTOWN HARBOUR, AND SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS WITH US

WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING YOUR VIEWS

23/06/2026

Here's a link to the latest meeting minutes from 26th May 2026. Agenda for next week's June meeting and AGM minutes linked in the comments.

15/06/2026

CHARLESTOWN HARBOUR STAKEHOLDER GROUP
INVITE YOU TO COME ALONG TO A

DROP IN EVENT
CHURCH HALL – LIMEKILNS
SATURDAY 4 JULY
10AM TILL 3PM

COME ALONG, FIND OUT ABOUT THE ONGOING WORK TO CLEAN UP CHARLESTOWN HARBOUR, AND SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS WITH US

WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING YOUR VIEWS

04/06/2026

Charlestown Harbour – Update

Further to the ongoing work by the Charlestown Harbour Stakeholder Group, we confirm the following information.

The Harbour has been closed and notices were served on boats/owners in October 2025.
Boat owners were advised to remove their boats from the Harbour otherwise they would be removed, disposed of or sold.

Removal of boats will now begin on Thursday16 July.

A Crane has been booked for Thursday 16 & Friday 17 July and boats will be removed from the Harbour over these two days.
This will be a joint effort by the Sailing Club, the Estate and Fife Coast and Countryside Trust. The Sailing Club will bring their knowledge and experience from their regular craning of boats in and out of the water.

Prior to craning the Sailing Club will be working (subject to tides) to bring boats alongside the Ballast Bank walls to facilitate the craning of boats onto the shore.

Boats will be stored on the landside. SEPA have confirmed that this cannot be for a period of time longer than 12 months. During this period the area will be fenced off by the Estate and appropriate health and safety /security practices put in place.

A contractor will be hired to break up/remove the boats at the earliest time, and subject to the conditions confirmed by SEPA.

For safety reasons, while this work is underway on 16 & 17 July, the Ballast Bank area will understandably be restricted to the public.
There may be some sections of road coned off for a period of time to allow the crane to enter and leave the village and Saltpans/West Harbour area.

If you have any questions, please contact the Estate Office on 01383 872344

Separately there will be a drop in event about Charlestown Harbour in the Church Hall on Saturday 4 July 10am till 3pm. Further information will follow separately.

20/05/2026

Agenda for the AGM and ordinary meeting next Tuesday - 7pm at The Queen's Hall

30/04/2026

Here is the new website, courtesy of Digital Fife. Thanks to Alex for getting the content up.

Features such as screenreader compatibility, user control of font size and contrast, the facility to read aloud pages and automatic translation ensure Digital Fife websites can be used by all.