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Wikipedia's Burntisland page provides a good general summary of the town and its main features. Robert Wills' Situational Analysis on this website provides a lot more detail. |
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Lists the members of the Community Council, describes its role in the community and how local people can get involved, and includes minutes of meetings from 2016 and information about consultation exercises. Minutes and reports of meetings for earlier years are available on this website. The Community Council also has a Facebook page. |
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Burntisland's quarterly community newspaper (from 2010). Back numbers from April 2001 to February 2005 are available on this website. Also see next entry (illustrated news blog). The Burgh Buzz also has a Facebook page. |
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Comprehensive community news blog to complement the Burgh Buzz (see previous entry), with lots of photos. Launched by local resident Chris Hill in May 2018. |
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The link is to Fife Council's 'Events in Fife' page. Also please see Heritage Trust, Toll Centre, Beacon Leisure Centre, and Museum of Communication. |
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Comprehensive information about the School and Nursery, including pages for the individual classes and the minutes of the Parent Council. |
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Facebook page. |
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Burntisland's community centre, with a full programme of activities including courses, classes and youth clubs. It also provides a venue for a number of local organisations. |
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Burntisland's leisure centre and swimming pool. |
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Activities for children. Facebook page. |
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The Trust aims to take forward popular local projects that will strengthen the town's social, environmental and economic future. It will be guided by the Burntisland Community Action Plan of summer 2016. Facebook page. |
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The Facebook page of the Burntisland group of the national Totally Locally campaign, which aims to stimulate local economies by promoting local shopping and other activities. |
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Facebook page for the group which provides public floral displays in the town. There are also photos of the group's activities in 2012 on this website |
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A private Facebook discussion group, and the biggest and oldest. |
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A public Facebook discussion group. |
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A public Facebook group for "healthy discussion and debate". |
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Tribute Facebook page for local folk who have passed away. | |
This link is to the home page on this website. |
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A good selection of assorted information on Burntisland's history, including transcripts of some of the late Robert Livingstone's Fife Free Press articles. |
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Details of the project, led by Burntisland Heritage Trust, to conserve Burntisland's medieval Kirkton Church and Churchyard. Includes information on burials in the Churchyard. There is also a Facebook page. |
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Comprehensive information about Scotland's Museum of Communication, whose home is at 131 High Street, Burntisland. |
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'Burntisland Places and Spaces', created by Robert Wills. Photos of some of Burntisland's buildings and other features, with notes on their history. |
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Burntisland Heritage Trust |
These links are to pages on this website: Old Photos and Recent Photos. |
Ian's site has many striking images of Burntisland. There are also galleries with photos and video clips of the former aluminium works. |
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A collection of 80 imaginative photos of Burntisland and the surrounding area by a creative local photographer. |
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1. Burntisland Photos |
Five Facebook groups with old and new photos of Burntisland. |
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News and comprehensive information about the Church and its work today. The Church also has a Facebook page. |
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Facebook page. |
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Comprehensive information on the Church and its upgraded building, newsletters, history etc. |
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Information about the Church and its people. |
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This Club owns and runs the course at Dodhead. It also has a Facebook page. |
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This Club is the town's original one, also now playing at Dodhead. Their website has information about the history of golf in the town. |
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Comprehensive information about the club, including its history. The club also has a Facebook page. |
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Includes details of events and of facilities available. |
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Includes match reports, photos, history, and details of the club's youth development scheme. |
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Facebook page. | |
Facebook page. |
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A week of festivities held annually in June. Facebook page. | |
Burntisland First Aid Services Trust | Information about the Trust, a registered charity which provides ambulance services at events in Fife and beyond and runs first aid courses. |
Facebook page. | |
Live On The Links is a free annual live music event held at the bandstand on Burntisland Links. Facebook page. | |
Facebook page. | |
Facebook page. | |
Facebook page. There is also a town twinning page on this website. |
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Facebook page. |
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Burntisland Playgroup |
A well established group with quality childcare. The Playgroup also has a Facebook page. |
Information about the local Rotary Club. Includes route cards and maps for 'Rotary Rambles', a series of eight walks in the Burntisland and Kinghorn area. |
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Aberdour Kinghorn Burntisland Probus |
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website, but President John Bradshaw has supplied the following
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The website of Burntisland's Masonic Lodge. Includes a detailed and interesting history. |
The Burntisland Burgh Buzz carries several pages of local adverts. Accommodation lists can also be found in the following online directories:
TripAdvisor (scroll down for guest houses
etc)
Smooth Hound
RoomFinderScotland
Camp Sites and Caravan Sites in Fife
Webpage by Iain Sommerville;
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