16th September 2022

Bike Fix & Swap Event
21st September 2021
Join the Free Community Bike Fix & Swap Event
When: Saturday the 2nd October
Time: 1 pm – 4 pm
Where: St Monans Town Hall
Bring your old bike to fix or swap or upgrade a child’s bicycle.
If you have a bike you want to fix, donate or swap, please drop it off between 1 pm – 2 pm.
WHAT TO EXPECT
- Cyclepath St Andrews offering advice and doing minor repairs and get bikes ready for the swap
- Swap/donate your bike for an upgrade
- Kids bikes for sale
- Information stands and maps of shared path projects across the East Neuk – we are looking for community feedback!
ACTIVITIES:
- Smoothie bike
- Pedal-powered slot car racing game
- Obstacle course for children (TBC)
- Decorate your bike
- Arts & Crafts for kids
Hope to see you there.
Our Shared Path survey shows a huge amount of support for our project
9th May 2021
The results of our shared path consultation are in! Thanks to those who participated. The vast majority of the respondents (541) support a path between Earlsferry and Pittenweem.
The results of our consultation have been published and can be found here
Elie, St Monans and Pittenweem have their say on active travel paths linking communities
18th March 2021
A consultation on shared use paths linking communities from Earlsferry to Pittenweem opens today. It’s an opportunity for everyone in those communities to have their say on the project proposals to improve links for walking, cycling and wheeling. The consultation takes around four or five minutes and can be done easily on a smart phone.
Survey link: https://form.jotform.com/plumpie/earlsferrypittenweempath
Local charity East Neuk Community Action Plan is the organisation that initiated the project. Chair Edward Baxter said: “We want to hear from local people what their concerns are around walking and cycling, for example with kids or wheeling a buggy. Responding to this consultation will help shape the sort of high quality, safe and direct path that could be built to link our communities.”
Sustrans Infrastructure Officer Chris Coldwell said: “We are delighted to support this project and encourage locals and those who regularly visit the area on foot or by bike to use the consultation to give their views. Community engagement is a key part of all our projects and we cannot wait to see the ideas that the community come up with.”
East Neuk Community Action Plan has been awarded a further £31,000 through Sustrans Scotland’s Places for Everyone programme, which is funded by Transport Scotland, to develop a feasibility study for a traffic free path route. Consultant Crispin Hayes said: “We’re really pleased to be working with ENCAP on this locally important project. We will be feeding back to the community soon after the consultation closes in a fortnight – so you will be able to see what everyone said.”