Community Council Meetings are now back in the Community Centre UFN. Please note change of Day. Meetings are now on the third Monday of the month at 7pm until further notice.

Next Meeting Mon 19th June 7pm 

New Guestbook

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Last Updated 17/05/2023

Welcome To The Kingseat Community Information Site

The village of Kingseat is in the Kingdom of Fife in Scotland and is situated on the B912 road being 1.5 miles north east of Dunfermline and lying between Dunfermline and Kelty. It owes it's origin to coal mining in the mid 1800's when a total of 4 pits were worked. Mining ceased in 1945 although Scottish Coal has recently been working an Opencast site on the outskirts of the village.

The village consists of approximately 430 houses. It has a Community Centre and a Church of Scotland.

On the outskirts of the village is Loch Fitty which used to be run as a trout fishery, although now closed down, it is still a popular place for anglers and dog walkers, it is also along the Pilgrims Way trail.

The village has an active Community Council, a Bloom in Kingseat gardening group and a Childrens Community Garden - further information about these groups and others is to found on this website.

Park and Childrens Play Area

Village Heritage Corner Outside Community Centre

The Front of the Community Centre

Photos courtesy of Malcolm Hall

Kingseat Community Council Website accessibility statement.

This Website accessiblity statement can be read here.

Articles for sale are now on Village info page.

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The Fife Health and Social Care Partnership Commissioning Strategy

The Fife Health and Social Care Partnership Commissioning Strategy is being refreshed. The refreshed Commissioning Strategy 2023-2026 will set out the context in which we will develop our approach to commissioning services in Fife and takes account of our vision and strategic priorities in our newly published

Strategic Plan 2023 – 2026.


We are nowseeking your views on a number of areas within the Commissioning Strategy including our draft Vision, Commissioning Principles and Commissioning Priorities. Please see a poster attached with further information and a QR code to access the consultation document, alternatively you can access the consultation here.

Link to Poster Here


NHS FIFE ELECTED MEMBERS Update and Newsletter - 12th May 2023

Read here

NHS Fife Elected Members Update and Newsletter - 9th May 2023

Special Article on the Future of Palliative care in Fife Read it Here

.Justine Waterston, Community Engagement Co-Ordinator


I would like to introduce myself as the new Community Engagement Co-ordinator for Dunfermline and Southwest Fife for Includem's Wellbeing in Fife service.

The well-being in fife service aims to support children aged 5-26 with their overall well-being/mental health in the form of groups. As a service we can provide input to pre-existing groups that are running ie football clubs, youth groups.

Furthermore, we can also provide input to professionals as well as those running the groups in order to support them on having conversations around mental health with the young people.

Alternatively, we can deliver groups within the local area if interest was there to provide sessions based on needs.

In addition to supporting young people, we can offer sessions to parents providing them new skills and confidence on having conversations with their child around mental health and well- being.

Please see the attached information in regard to some of the inputs we can offer to your organisation. Please note these sessions are fully funded and comes with no additional cost to yourselves.

I look forward to discussing this further with you and how we take this forward to support the young people and their families.

Links to Info Posters.

1.  WiF Children and Young People.

2.  WiF Parents and Carers.

3.  WiF Partners and Volunteers.

Cost of Living Support- please find below resources for families, friends and wider communities:


Kingseat Community Emergency Plan

A Kingseat Village Emergency Plan has been evolved to enable the village to counter any emergencies that may arise in or around the village. Some examples are:- fire, flooding, serious accident, prolonged loss of mains power or sustained loss of water pressure.

A team has been designated to mobilise actions and help. Please make yourself aware of the general plan and contacts. View the plan here.

Fife Council 'HELPLINE'

If you need help, not able to shop or cook hot meals etc, then Phone Fife Council Helpline :- 0800 389 6046 and an operator will put you in touch with the right volunteer organision. Also if you want to volunteer to help the disavantaged and infirm in your local area call the same number.

 Fife Violence Against Women Partnership 

 See attached Poster here on how to keep women safe.

Kingseat Community Council Notice - Coronavirus

Winter Watch Neighbourhood Help


This is going to be a difficult time for us all.


It is vital that we look after those in our community who are most vulnerable, but at the same time remember to keep safe and to stay at home.
There are ways in which we can all work together to ensure we offer what support we can.
Keep in contact with your neighbours – telephone, text, email.
Offer help where it is possible remembering the stay safe rules.
Many of you may have kept the WinterWatch numbers and you can still use these to communicate a difficulty and where possible the members of the Community Council will try to assist –
WinterWatch Numbers.


Forbes         07799143266
Sheila          07900556226
Margaret     07922408246
Les              07512805951
Janet           07876306147
Carol-Ann   07786817762

Kingseat Community Projects - Volunteers.


A list of the various Village Projects and the relevent volunteers for each project has now been made up (still room for more). To see list click -Here-