The Methil proposal is for 26 affordable homes to be built at the former council depot in Keir Hardie Street with a mix of wheelchair bungalows and two storey houses. The development is subject to planning approval and confirmation of available funding.

A drop-in event for members of the public to view and discuss on proposal will take place at Methil Library on Wednesday 2nd September between 4.30pm and 7pm.

In Leven, people are being given the chance to view plans for a mix of cottage flats, wheelchair bungalows and two storey houses in the Turpie Road / Aldi area.

If approved, the homes will be built for Fife Council by Cruden / Hart Homes. The homes will then be available to rent to council tenants contributing to the council’s wider affordable housing programme that aims to deliver 2,700 new homes by 2017.

The drop in event for surrounding residents to view the design proposals will take place at Mountfleurie Primary School on Thursday 3rd September between 4.30pm and 7pm.

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