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Principal Local Links Site navigation - please use menu on left (click here to display it if not visible). If problems, use site map. |
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Community and General |
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Burntisland's quarterly community newspaper (from January 2006), plus some additional photos and video clips. (Back numbers from April 2001 to February 2005 are available here.) |
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Includes Fife Council's directory of events in Burntisland and some other local information. NB - not all events show up, and you have to do a search to get information on the Fairground etc. Also please see Heritage Trust, Burntisland Museum, Highland Games, Civic Week, Toll Centre, Beacon Leisure Centre, and Museum of Communication. |
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Burntisland's community centre, with a full programme of activities including courses, classes and youth clubs. It also provides a venue for a number of local organisations. |
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Burntisland's leisure centre and swimming pool. |
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This link is to the school's home page on the Fife Council website. There is a menu on the left of that page with links to the school's other pages. |
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Information about the Trust which was established to disburse the £1m donated by Alcan Inc after their Burntisland plant closed in 2002. |
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The Burntisland Group on Facebook, created by Mark Kisby. General chat. |
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Heritage and History |
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This link is to the Heritage Trust page on this website. |
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Edwardian fairground display and information on Burntisland's history. (Note - this is quite separate from the Heritage Trust's activities.) |
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Contains historical material, plus new and old photos. |
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Comprehensive information about Scotland's Museum of Communication, whose home is at 131 High Street, Burntisland. |
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Photo Collections |
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Ian's Burntisland gallery has many striking images, including a remarkable 360o view from the Binn in QuickTime format. There are also galleries with photos and video clips of the former aluminium works. |
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A collection of 80 imaginative photos of Burntisland and the surrounding area by a creative local photographer. |
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Peter Morran's celebration of the annual fairground on the Links. |
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Local Organisations and Events (including churches and sports) |
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Details of the Band's activities, members, achievements and more. |
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Includes news, list of events, results, and entry forms. (Link checked on 23 September 2008 - website not available.) |
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The programme for the week, and news from the Civic Week Committee. |
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Information about the local Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. |
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News and comprehensive information about the Church and its work today. |
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Comprehensive information on the Church and its upgraded building, newsletters, history etc. |
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Information about the Church and its people. |
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This Club owns and runs the course at Dodhead ..... |
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..... and this Club is the town's original one, also now playing at Dodhead. Their website has information about the history of golf in the town. |
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Comprehensive information about the club, including its history. |
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Information about the club. |
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Includes calendar of events. |
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Includes match reports, photos, history, and details of the club's youth development scheme. |
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| Burntisland First Aid Services Trust | Information about the Trust, a registered charity which provides ambulance services at events in Fife and beyond and runs first aid courses. |
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Information about the local Rotary Club. Includes route cards and maps for 'Rotary Rambles', a series of eight walks in the Burntisland and Kinghorn area. |
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The website of Burntisland's Masonic Lodge. Includes a detailed and interesting history. |
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I've taken a conscious decision not to include links to local commercial sites. However, the Burntisland Burgh Buzz carries several pages of local adverts. Accommodation lists can also be found in the following online directories (the links should take you directly to pages showing the accommodation available in Burntisland):
VisitScotland
Smooth Hound
RoomFinderScotland
Camp Sites and Caravan Sites in Fife
Webpage by Iain Sommerville;
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