Welcome to the November issue of the post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery or One Market Place. November's issue includes: Three new interpretive panels telling the story of Pittenweem Priory have been installed by the East Neuk of Fife Preservation Society Pittenweem's…
Welcome to the October issue of the post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery or One Market Place. October's issue includes: Sir Walter Watson Hughes: Empire, copper and an untold family legacy (second in the blue plaque series) Life in 1948 Remembering Walter…
Welcome to the September issue of the post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery or One Market Place. September's issue includes Fife Doors Open days, the Fife Seaweed Fest, Pittenweem’s Blue Plaques, business focus: The Woolly Brew, harvest time at Coal Farm and…
Welcome to the August issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery or One Market Place. August's issue includes Reflections on the Pittenweem Arts Festival, Pittenweem: A History and Guided Walk, the Scrabble club at the Library, the Little Gallery, new…
Welcome to the July issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery or One Market Place. July's issue includes Pittenweem Arts Festival, Tales from the Cave, offshore wind farm consultation, the return of the Book Hunt and local planning applications. If…
Welcome to the June issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery, Robert Adamson’s Hair Design or One Market Place.
Welcome to the May issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. You can download it here or pick up a copy from the library, Barnetts bakery, Robert Adamson’s Hair Design or One Market Place.
Welcome to the April issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. There is lots to enjoy in this issue. Click on the link and enjoy!
Welcome to the March issue of Pittenweem Post, the monthly newsletter produced by Pittenweem Community Library. There is lots to enjoy in this issue, including news about the re-establishment of the Pittenweem Community Council, Kellie Castle, primary school children performing at Caird Hall, the Coal Farm Diary, Hamish Brown and the Anstruther Philharmonic.
In the Pittenweem Post this month there is an update on the Pittenweem and District Community Council; its achievements, its sad dissolution, and now a CALL TO ACTION. If you love your community then please consider getting involved - details are in the Pittenweem Post. Check out how the British Divers Marine Life Rescue teams are working with local volunteers…