Kinghorn Loch

The come and try day is at Kinghorn Loch

Kinghorn Loch launches ‘come and try’ open day with free taster sessions

Marilyn Edwards of the Craigencalt Rural Community Trust and Tom Antram, Communications Consultant at Fife Ethylene Plant with the defibrillator at Kinghorn Loch.

New home for lifesaving defibrillator after funding from Fife Ethylene Plant

Visitors will be able to go canoeing, sailing, rowing and paddleboarding at the 'Come and Try' afternoon.

Kinghorn Loch: Locals invited along to 'Come and Try' event

The crash happened near Kinghorn Loch.

B923 crash: Car leaves road near Kinghorn Loch and hits a tree

Kinghorn Ecology Centre has received £44,000 funding from the National Lottery community fund to allow it to continue its volunteer programme

Volunteers appeal after Fife’s Ecology Centre secures lottery funding

The old Hermitage building houses Art by the Loch.

New art studio in Kinghorn marks opening with offer of free prints

The Earthship Fife which has been at Kinghorn Loch for nearly two decades.

Fife's unique Earthship Centre broken up and recycled as doors shut permanently

The new Red Path Brae is now open in Kinghorn.

New family friendly path added to Kinghorn Loch network

Gary Roberts, CEO at The Ecology Centre in Kinghorn.

£10k needed to help Fife community hub survive

The closure will take place over three weeks.

Busy Fife road to be closed for three weeks

Members of Kinghorn Community Land Association (KCLA) are launching a programme of apple pressing events. Volunteers from the KCLA committee will be on the High Street in Kinghorn (next to the dentist across from the memorial) this Saturday (November 2) from 10am until 1pm.

Apple-tising events in Fife this weekend

The Ecology Centre in Kinghorn is breaking new ground in creating Fifes first health and wellbeing event on the banks of Kinghorn Loch. In association with Holistic Scotland Magazine and Kirkcaldys Mind and Body Studio, Your peace, our place, is the first event of its kind in Fife and will take place on Saturday 17th August, from 10am to 3pm. Pic: Pixabay.

Fife prepares to unveil its first health and wellbeing event

A columbarium where loved ones ashes can be stored will form part of the second phase of the eco cemetery.

Funding granted for Fife eco cemetery

Lottery funding boost for Fife ecology group

Mairi Gougeon, centre left, with David Torrance and volunteers from the Ecology Centre. Picture: Contributed

Minister pays tribute to Fife Ecology Centre work

David and Andrew who enjoy the dementia friendly Tool Shed sessions at the Ecology Centre in Kinghorn

New range of dementia friendly services in Kinghorn
People with dementia and their families are being invited to The Ecology Centre at Kinghorn Loch next week to find out more about a new dementia friendly services.
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Fifers reminded to be on the look out for blue-green algae

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Road closures impact '“ let's learn lessons of the B923

People are invited to a 'Come and Try' afternoon at Kinghorn Loch.

Try something new at Kinghorn Loch

Members of the public present the petition to Lovell

Kinghorn road to reopen at weekend '“ after four months

Fifers urged to set sail for a new hobby

Rowing through a blizzard

Rowing in the snow at Kinghorn's first regatta!

David Stockwell at the Ecology Centre in happier times. Pic by George McLuskie

More disruption in store for Kinghorn businesses

Roy Mackie on the road which is now partly closed

Concerns as Kinghorn Loch road closure begins

Wreath making workshops

Family festive eco fun at fair

Brian and Debbie got married at the ecology centre.

An idyllic setting for Fife wedding couple

Fighting on the banks of the Loch. Pics by David Cruickshanks

Battles, explosions and beasties at Kinghorn Loch
Pitched battles took place on the banks of Kinghorn Loch at the weekend as hundreds of people watched on.
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Elinor with the swan and cygnets at the Loch. All pics by David Cruickshanks

Bereaved Fife swan is now a mum of six!

Join the fun this weekend!

Fun for all at Fife centre's Summer Festival

Fifers are being warned of the potentially hazardous dangers of blue-green algae.

Fifers are being warned about the potential hazards of blue-green algae

The swan on the loch

Fife villagers anger over death of resident swan

Nellie and her granson Alan. Pics by FPA

Kinghorn's Auntie Nellie (94) begins a new chapter

How the unique columbarium (repository for ashes of deceased) planned for Kinghorn Loch could look

Kinghorn residents urged to get behind unique eco cemetery plans

Blue-green algae poses a threat to both humans and animals.

Blue-green algae in Fife waters poses hazard to people and pets

The proposal is for homes close to Kinghorn Loch (above)

Plans lodged for new homes in Kinghorn

Trust volunteers work on the rafts

En-suite facilities for Kinghorn Loch birdlife!