New bollards to tackle vehicles in Kirkcaldy High Street’s pedestrianised zone

Automatic bollards are set to be installed in Kirkcaldy High Street to tackle the long-standing problem of vehicles accessing the pedestrianised zone.
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Fife Council is carrying out the £50,000 project next month. The bollards will be placed at the west end of the zone closure to Montague’s pub - formerly the home of retailer, Burtons. Large planters were installed some months ago in a bid to create a barrier and add some colour to the street, but unauthorised vehicles continue to use the route as a short cut and to park.

Work is scheduled to start on Monday, October 9 and will take around two weeks to complete.

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The High Street will remain open during the work. Access for blue badge holders and loading vehicles will remain during their permitted times.

A council spokesperson said: “We apologise for any inconvenience and delay caused by these works, and we’ll try to keep any disturbance to a minimum.”