New cafe and deli planned for Fife town

The building in Falkland could be converted into a food venue.

The upper floor is still used as office space, but  applicant, Keith Rennie, hopes to make use of the ground floor to create a local cafe and deli.

In his planning application, he said the shop would sell items such as fresh meats, cheeses and eggs as well as locally sourced fruit and vegetables.

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The cafe would sell soups, sandwiches, cakes and coffee.

There is also a hope to expand to selling locally crafted beers, wines and gins, but this would require an off licence.

Anticipated opening hours would be from 7.00am to 6.00pm.