Summer fayre success for North East Fife Community Hub
The North East Fife Community Hub held its summer fayre on Saturday.
It was an opportunity to bring the community together showing them all the hub – in the St David’s Centre in St Andrews’ Albany Park – has to offer.
There were many stalls to browse full of home baking, needlework, crafts and jewellery, knitting, soap, honey and artwork. There was also a plant sale with seedlings planted by the Saints Nursery children.
Two barbecues provided sausages and burgers, whilst inside the Mobile Training Kitchen International provided a Scots menu in addition to one based on Indian and South Asian food.
The fayre blended the stalls with entertainment and informative stops, as well as face painting for the young – and not so young – a fire engine and Heart Start brought along their equipment to demonstrate and teach life saving skills.
Entertainment for the day was provided by the Ukulele Group and St Andrews Community Choir.
Local politicians, MSP Willie Rennie and MP Wendy Chamberlain, both attended, joining in the fun and left supportive of the aims and the work of the hub.