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Rosyth Community Council Rosyth Community Council is a “bridge” between the residents of Rosyth, its surrounding areas and our local authority Fife Council

Rosyth Community Council is a “bridge” between the residents of Rosyth, its surrounding areas and our local authority Fife Council

We can promise you that we will do our utmost to effectively serve Rosyth and the surrounding area. Community Councillors are all unpaid volunteers. Our role is to consult, co-ordinate and represent your views to Fife Council and to the appropriate public authorities and to take such action in the interests of our community as appears to be expedient and practical. Our function also includes the safeguarding and improvement of the amenities and environment in our area, as approved, where appropriate, by Fife Council or any other body who may provide resources to carry out the function. Rosyth has always been a very friendly Town and your Community Councillors are keen to promote and encourage community participation and a sense of community spirit
Your ideas, suggestions and opinions as to how we can improve life in our community are very important to us and should you have any concerns, please come and discuss them with us. To be an effective “bridge” and a proactive community council we need your input. We can assure you of a very warm welcome at our monthly meetings. So why not come along and let us know what matters to you and how we can help, and perhaps even get involved in community projects? Should you have any urgent issues or if you would like to add an item to the agenda please contact one of your community councillors as detailed below. Our meetings are at 7pm on the first Tuesday of each month at Parkgate Community Centre, KY11 2JW. Members
Heather Wray - Chairperson
Gilbert Stewart - Vice Chairperson
Linda Temple - Secretary
Linda Temple – Treasurer
Edith Lumsden - Minute Secretary
Steven Stewart
Marilyn King
Carole Marshall Smith
Colin Ross
Edith Lumsden
Allan Foote
Patricia Forsyth
Helen Crawford
Sarah Smith

09/10/2026

📍 Checking in from the Parkgate Centre, Rosyth!
I’m here for my Councillor Surgery until 7pm tonight.
Got a local issue, concern or something you’d like to discuss? Pop in and have a chat — no appointment needed. 👋🌹

09/10/2026

Whether you’re buying light-up decorations for Halloween, flashing wands for Bonfire Night or cheap stocking fillers for Christmas, the chances are you’ll be tempted to buy something powered by a button battery in the coming months.

But did you know that if a small child swallows one and it gets stuck in their food pipe it can burn through the tissue and cause life-altering injuries or death?

You might not even know it’s happened until it’s too late.

That’s why our message is simple:

Check all products that come into your home to make sure the button battery compartment is secure with a screw or similar fastener.

If the back is not secured or the button battery is easily accessible, the product needs to be kept out of reach of young children.

09/10/2026

The Make Do and Mend Beginner's Sewing Course is back. Want to give your old items a new lease of life through sewing, mending, and creativity? Do you want to learn practical sewing skills in a relaxed, friendly environment?

If you are completely new to sewing, this FREE beginner-friendly course will help you gain confidence with simple sewing techniques. You will learn to:
✂️ How to use a sewing machine
🪡 Basic hand sewing techniques
🧵 Sewing seams, hems, and buttons
♻️ Upcycling and mending household items

Starts on Monday, 26 October, and runs until 14 December 2026 (8 weeks) at Parkgate Community Centre (Rosyth) from 1 - 3 pm. All materials are provided.

Places are limited. To register, please contact the SWF Adult Learning office at 01383 411865 or complete the online form https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/cyFEUpQGDB

Thank you to EATS Greenspaces for looking after and planting up our containers at Queens Buildings for us. ❤️
09/10/2026

Thank you to EATS Greenspaces for looking after and planting up our containers at Queens Buildings for us. ❤️

09/10/2026

Good news on the sale of seized electric scooters by Police

08/10/2026
08/10/2026

Please protect our environment, wildlife and livestock

We’re asking local people not to release helium balloons or sky lanterns. While they may seem like a meaningful way to celebrate or remember someone, they can have a lasting impact on local wildlife, farm animals and the environment.

Balloons and lantern debris can travel miles before landing in fields, parks, woodlands, beaches or the sea. Wildlife can become tangled in the materials or mistake them for food, while the waste can also injure livestock.

Sky lanterns carry an additional risk as they contain an open flame and can cause fires when released.

We've already banned the intentional release of helium balloons and sky lanterns from all council-owned land and property, including parks and other green spaces.

Many people are already aware of the dangers of helium balloons or sky lanterns and know not to release them. Thank you for choosing safer and more environmentally friendly ways to celebrate special occasions or remember loved ones. Your support is helping protect our wildlife, countryside and coastline. 🙏🌿
Safer Communities Fife Fife Coast & Countryside Trust

07/10/2026
07/10/2026
07/10/2026

The GP-led Walk-In Service at Randolph Wemyss Memorial Hospital in Buckhaven provides same-day care for urgent, non-emergency health concerns.

The service is currently available to people registered with GP practices in Leven, Methil, Buckhaven and Kennoway, with plans to extend access across Fife later this year.

We'd like to hear about what matters most to you and how the service can best meet the needs of communities.

📋 Complete our short survey: https://brnw.ch/21x5Ugt

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